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Big Creek Greenway
Connecting the towns of Cumming, Alpharetta, and Rosewell, this 20-mile trail is a mix of dense forest, marshy wetland, and green parks.
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Big Creek Greenway Details
Connecting the towns of Cumming, Alpharetta, and Rosewell, this 20-mile trail is a mix of dense forest, marshy wetland, and green parks. It is also a great place to see native wildlife. Wild turkeys, deer, herons, and even snakes are commonly spotted along the trail (so make sure to be aware of how fast you are riding). There are several places to stop if you want to take a break. Fowler Park has bathrooms and recreational facilities like playgrounds and soccer fields, while Kimball Bridge has several nature trails and wildlife viewing areas.
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Nearby Parks Around Big Creek Greenway
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Big Creek Greenway
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