Bike Walk Dunwoody

04/02/2026

The new Cherry Hill Path is officially open — and it’s already being put to good use. Thanks to City of Dunwoody - Government for continuing to invest in these quality of life, multi-generational projects!

This past Sunday, a group of about 35 residents gathered for a ribbon cutting and informal community ride to check it out. The mix of walkers, riders, families, and neighbors gave an early glimpse of how the space will be used going forward.

Projects like this often seem small on a map, but their impact shows up in how people move — and how they interact. A short connection can change routes, create options, and make everyday trips a little easier and more comfortable.

Thanks to Dunwoody Police Department for being present on bikes and helping keep things running smoothly, and to Piccola Pizza for supporting the event with food for participants.

The Cherry Hill Path adds another piece to Dunwoody’s growing network of local connections — linking neighborhoods and expanding options for getting around outside of a car.

Keep in touch & sign up for the Bike Walk Dunwoody email list: https://bikewalkdunwoody.org/get-involved/

03/28/2026

03/20/2026

Today we remember Ed Mc Brayer, co-founder of the PATH Foundation. He passed away today, leaving behind a remarkable legacy of advocacy, vision, and persistence that helped shape hundreds of miles of trails across metro Atlanta.

Long before trails were widely embraced, Ed understood that strong advocacy is what turns ideas into reality. His steady leadership and commitment over decades helped build the foundation that so many communities benefit from today.

His legacy lives on in every path, every ride, and every step taken across our region—and in the ongoing work of advocates continuing to move it forward.

We are grateful for his lasting impact.

Photo: Atlanta Journal-Constitution, May 5, 1994 (Georgia State University Library Special Collections)

03/18/2026

REMINDER: Bike Walk Dunwoody Social this Saturday 3/21 2-4 pm at a private residence in the Dunwoody North neighborhood.

If you support safer streets and better places to walk and ride bikes — including safe routes to school for children — this informal social is a chance to connect with other like-minded residents and share ideas about the future of our community.

Bring a light appetizer to share. Beverages will be provided.

Whether you simply want to stay informed or are interested in helping occasionally with outreach or events, we’d love to see you.

*** Please be sure to RSVP to receive the address. ***

Date & Time: Saturday, March 21, 2-4 pm Location: Dunwoody North Neighborhood — Address Provided upon RSVP. Join Bike Walk Dunwoody for a relaxed afternoon gathering with neighbors from a…

03/16/2026

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03/14/2026

If you missed the Village Crossing Public Information Open House, you still have time to learn about the project and fill out an online comment card using this link: dunwoodyga.gov/villagecrossing

The deadline for comments is March 17. Village Crossing is a 0.8-mile project along Chamblee Dunwoody Road, stretching from Womack Road/Ashford Center Parkway to Roberts Drive. It aims to create a safer, more walkable, and bike-friendly corridor with upgraded streetscape elements and operational improvements.

If you missed our Village Crossing Public Information Open House, you still have time to learn about the project and fill out an online comment card using this link: dunwoodyga.gov/villagecrossing
The deadline for comments is March 17. Village Crossing is a 0.8-mile project along Chamblee Dunwoody Road, stretching from Womack Road/Ashford Center Parkway to Roberts Drive. It aims to create a safer, more walkable, and bike-friendly corridor with upgraded streetscape elements and operational improvements.

03/10/2026

Love this bike bus In Brookhaven! Great work, Brookhaven Bike Alliance..