The CRNRA Cochran Shoals parking lot has a $3.00 daily parking fee. Note: The caches along the Bob Callan/Rottenwood Creek Trail and the Akers Mill Trail are best accessed by foot or bicycle from parking lots located at the north end of the Bob Callan/Rottenwood Creek Trail or the Chattahoochee River National Recreational Area Cochran Shoals at Eugene Gunby Road. The cache is a cammo'ed pill bottle located off the ground and contains only the log so bring your own pencil. GPS accuracy is poor in this area so use the hint if needed. Larger paid lot (3 per day) at South trailhead.
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Parking: Limited free parking at North trailhead (about 10 spaces). Pass Interstate N Pkwy SE, then take the next right at a sign for Bob Callan Trail. The cache is located only about 850 feet from the parking lot so it is a short easy hike. Finding the primary trailhead: Take I-75 North to exit 258. The "Bob Callan" section of the trail offers few, if any, viable locations for a regular cache and the CNRA, where caches are not allowed, begins a short distance from the cache location so we decided to make this one of the "streak extender" series. Stay on the paved path, which now follows Rottenwood Creek north, running parallel to I-75 and then Cumberland Boulevard. Here, the trails for the West Palisades parks branch off on two dirt trails to the right. There is paved parking lot at the trailhead. Immediately afterward, the trail crosses over Rottenwood Creek where it flows into the Hooch. The trail follows the creek on down to the banks of the Chattahoochee River. Shortly after passing under I-285, the trail enters the Chattahoochee National Recreation area where it is known as the Rottenwood Creek Trail. It is a paved trail that winds along Rottenwood Creek under a portion of the Interstate 75/285 interchange. At the trailhead it is identified as the Bob Callan Trail. The city is also seeking additional funding through partnerships with Colorado Parks and Wildlife and Jefferson County Open Space to allow for additional infrastructure improvements such as bridge replacement and restrooms for trail users.There is a little known but delightful trail along Rottenwood Creek that recently opened. the former Transportation Enhancements, Safe Routes to School and Recreational Trail programs. Construction of the Bear Creek Trail improvements will begin the week of April 18, starting with mobilization and staging for Phase 1, which includes concrete work and parallel trail development, between the Sister's City Trail (east of S. Rottenwood Creek Trail Phase 2 City of Marietta 200,000. The city is committed to completing the improvements identified for this regional trail corridor and City Council approved utilizing Taxpayer Bill of Rights (TABOR) funds for this project. Bear Creek Trail construction set to begin. The six month public engagement effort identified opportunities for improvements to the Bear Creek Trail to mitigate user conflicts including the addition of a crusher fines parallel trail, widening and realigning the concrete trail in certain sections and adding striping and signage to enhance safety and way-finding. The Rottenwood Creek trail connects the Chattahoochee River trail in West Palisades with the Bob Callan trail and as you may have guessed it follows the Rottenwood Creek which powered the old Akers Mill and provides minor cascades for us to enjoy along the way for much of the hike. The project objective was to provide information and guidance for expansion and maintenance of Lakewood's 102 mile trail system. In 2016, the city partnered with Norris Design, Bicycle Colorado and Colorado Parks and Wildlife to complete the Lakewood Trail and Connectivity Assessment Report (PDF, 40MB). non - impervious trail improvements, exotic species control efforts. Bear Creek runs through the property, a mature riparian ecosystem attracts wildlife and birds and provides an ideal outdoor recreation and open space area. North Trail from Bob Callan Trail ( formerly known Rottenwood Creek Trail ) to.
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