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Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area
Medlock Bridge

From northbound Interstate 85

  • Take exit 99, GA 140/Jimmy Carter Boulivard
  • Turn left onto GA 141 North lane and proceed 3 miles to Peachtree Industrial Blvd.
  • Turn right onto GA 141/Peachtree Industrial Blvd. to Holcomb Bridge Road.
  • Left on Holcomb Bridge Road and then right onto GA 141, Peachtree Parkway.
  • Go 3.6 miles on GA 141 (Medlock Bridge Road) to unit which will be on the right.

From southbound Interstate 85

  • Take exit 99, Jimmy Carter Blvd. (140).
  • Right and get into GA 141 North lane and proceed 3 miles to Peachtree Industrial Blvd.
  • Right on Peachtree Industrial Blvd. to Holcomb Bridge Road.
  • Left on Holcomb Bridge Road and then right onto GA 141, Peachtree Parkway.
  • Go 3.6 miles on GA 141 (Medlock Bridge Road) to unit which will be on the right prior to crossing the river.

From northbound US 19 and GA 400

  • Take exit 7A, Holcomb Bridge/Norcross, GA 140 East.
  • Go 5.5 miles to intersection of Holcomb Bridge and Spalding Drive.
  • Left onto Spalding Drive and go 3.6 miles to Peachtree Parkway, GA 141.
  • Left and go 3.6 miles to unit on the right prior to crossing the river.

From southbound US 19 and GA 400

  • Take exit 10, Old Milton Parkway/Alpharetta, GA 120.
  • Right on Old Milton Parkway (GA120) 6.2 mile to GA 141 (Medlock Bridge).
  • Right 4 miles crossing the river and the unit will be on the left.

Activities

Medlock Bridge offers trails and a small picnic area as well as a boat ramp that can accommodate either motor driven boats or canoes and kayaks. To download a printable map of the area
click here (Requires Adobe Reader.)

 

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Last Updated: September 16, 2010 at 12:02 MST