Chattahoochee River Parking Lot Closures Begin Monday for Upgrades

November 2, 2024
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Three parking lots at Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area will close for maintenance from November 4 to November 7. Each lot closes sequentially, with dates including November 5, 6, and 7. Visitors should use other parking areas. Weather may affect schedules; stay updated via official channels for changes.

As part of planned maintenance, three popular parking lots at the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area will be temporarily closed next week to undergo repairs and re-striping. Park officials have confirmed that these closures will take place in sequence from November 4 through November 7.

Just the Facts:

• Interstate North Parking Lot will be closed Tuesday, November 5.

• Columns Drive Parking Lot will be closed Wednesday, November 6.

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• Powers Island Parking Lot will be closed Thursday, November 7.

• All closures are weather-dependent; rain may delay work and lead to rescheduling.

• Visitors are encouraged to use other nearby parking lots within the recreation area during these closures.

Why It Matters: The Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area is a significant destination for outdoor enthusiasts, attracting hikers, bikers, and families for recreational activities year-round. These closures will impact those planning visits, especially during early November’s mild weather. The improvements are intended to enhance safety, parking organization, and the overall visitor experience at these popular sites.

How You Can Help: To support the park and avoid disruption to your plans, consider visiting other open areas within the Chattahoochee River Recreation Area on the designated closure dates. Parking at lesser-known access points helps spread out visitor traffic, keeping popular spots from becoming overcrowded. Staying informed of potential delays, particularly with any weather changes, will also help ensure a smooth visit.

What’s Next?: Park management encourages visitors to stay updated through its official website and social media channels, where any further announcements regarding weather-dependent scheduling changes will be posted.


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