This is a park with something for everyone ! Base / Softball , basket ball , football , soccer !…read more Clean and friendly with good parking and great concessions stand !

This is a great park! I take my dog here at least a few times a week to walk the path. There…read moreisn't a lot of shade...so in the summer go in the morning or evening. The path goes around the park and is .9 miles. There is plenty of parking. There are several baseball diamonds, a soccer field and a playground. It is usually pretty clean. However, it seams that quite a few people don't like picking up after their pet. My only criticism would be that the park would benefit from a few garbage cans right by the path so people will pick up after their pets.

Searching for True Love & Forgiveness? Talk to GOD and get a…read moreDOG! #ReflectDogs Love & Forgiveness A very well thought out dog park. You can park very close to the front and there's a double-gated concreted entry area. There are multiple poop bag dispensers as well as trash cans around the park. There are multiple benches placed all around as well as a covered shelter structure with a picnic table underneath it. There are multiple old growth trees on one end with plenty of room for your dog to run on the other. There is water located actually in the double-gated entry area. And you can easily walk around the interior of the fence line

Well the wife is out of town and then the boy will play? LOL…read more When I mean play, I mean get the opportunity to do somethings that I have been meaning to do. I wanted to go back to hiking paths and climbing mountains, like i used to do when I lived in the Adirondack Mountains. Getting here was a bit of a challenge. The GPS was a little off, but following the car in front t of me helps a lot. They looked like a bunch of hikers due to the stickers all over their car... Arrival to the parking lot was all gravel. The trailhead had some signage which was incredibly helpful. I took several pictures of the map and the direction I wanted to go. Seeing on a map and reality are two different things. At least I had some marker points to refer and go by. Down over the bridge you are met with a steady uphill climb some switchbacks and some rocky terrains to go over. The first Awesome fixture was the Fatman Squeeze. A hulking boulder with some tight side paths to go up on both sides end up at the same place. Then venturing on to the gravel path which takes you to the cell towers. Once past that the. Looking for the sign that leads you to the overlook. There it was. Beautiful over look to the mountains in the area.since we were facing the south the real mountains could not be seen. Couple of things to share, need to remind people that the canopy can be stuffy and humid. Be prepared to sweat, a LOT. Isn't that why you came? To overcome this mountain challenge??! Bring water. If your dog is strong enough to climb, other than that this can be challenging for their paws and your back, if you have to carry. Make sure your shoes are tied on tight. There are a lot of roots and loose rocks that can make a day go bad if you are not paying attention. Tightly tied shoes will alleviate the shift in the ground. Most importantly. Take your time, pause, reflect. Love, appreciate. Sweat. Have a good time...

When a friend asked if I wanted to do some hiking at pine mountain, I said sure! I made my way…read morethere and after 20 minutes of looking I thought to myself, this place is big! It also didn't help that my friend was waiting at the west loop trail and I was near Allatoona dam. After getting myself situated, parking at the lot located off of komatsu drive se (access komatsu via E. Main Street right off of 75), we made our way up the west loop trail to get to the David G. Archer overlook. Don't get me wrong, there are miles of trails here at pine mountain, but from the parking lot to the overlook is just under 2 miles. It breaks down from the parking lot as follows (taken from the pine mountain Rec area trail system map): West trail head/parking to west loop - 0.18 mi West loop to summit overlook- 1.57 mi Summit overlook to David G. Archer summit - 0.16 mi The view at the top gives you a beautiful look at expansive greenery, with Allatoona lake visible (although more visible in the fall). During clear days you're able to see Atlanta and its skyline in the distance (keep in mind Atlanta is easily less than 50 miles away. From here, we turned around and went back to our cars, although if you want, you can continue on past the summit and hike down to the East trail. Trails are marked very well with blazes so you have to try to get lost (see photos for blaze colors). There's forest, outcrops, easy and huff/puff portions of the trails, but I don't think it's a hard hike by any means. Pet friendly hike that leads to a great view with as much trail as you're interested in challenging. Do yourself a favor and give pine mountain (not to be confused with pine mountain near Columbus, GA) a chance! I know I'll be back!

Nice dog park. Gets way too busy. And big dogs intermingle in the small dog area. Also, most people…read moreDO NOT pick up their dog's poop so you have to watch where you're walking!

Really Nice dog park!! Huge!!! Dog Park has small and big dog sections. And, many places to sit…read moreand water fountains for dogs. Very beautiful and relaxing!

Great place shaded areas outside and very nice front porch with seating inside. Loaded with snacks…read moreand drinks

We brought our dogs here while visiting Blue Ridge for the day. The manager was super friendly, and…read morethe store is full of awesome merch with a good beer and wine selection. Make sure to bring your pups here to tire them out while you're in Blue Ridge.

Dogs dogs dogs! Gather all your furry friends for a trip to this shining beacon of Cobb Co parks…read more Bring your dogs too. They'll thank you before, during, and after. Lots to do here with separate party areas for big and small dogs, in case you're one of those who doesn't like to mix it up. You'll probably have plenty of company at this popular hangout. And don't stay away even if you leave your dogs at home, since there's a nice 4-5 miles of trails to bike, run, or walk. Turtle Back is a nice 4+ mile loop with plenty of hills and advanced jumps etc for those inclined. Add in Red Baron for an extra mile and more black diamond bike ramp fun. In case you find yourself with nowhere to go during Oct-Dec hunting season with Allatoona Creek Park trails closed, come here as it stays open during those times. Spiffy new paved parking spaces greet you, with a practice bike ramp area, playground, and picnic tables and restrooms under a pavilion. It's a modern traveler's paradise. Well maybe.

Excellent park. So much room and tree shade for the dogs to play. The benches have a canopy as well…read morefor the humans. Water fountains for all as well. The ground was more dirt than grass, plenty of room for some long distance running, frisbee, or chuck it. All the people were nice too and all well behaved dogs.

This is a nice quiet park. There are two dog parks. One for small dogs and one for larger dogs…read more There is a mini playground for children. The paths to walk are parity paved and circle the park. On a few occasions I've seen people in different areas set up a volleyball net and play. So the park has ample room. There is also a creek where you will sometimes see kids or dogs go in. There are also a lot of squirrels going from tree to tree.

So grateful that Heritage is my "local" park, just five minutes away. Countless hours spent here…read morealone or with the kids, walking, playing, enjoying some Pokémon Go, watching the kids play in the creek. Life is good.