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The Mountain Road Will Be Closed May 13th and 14th.
The mountain road will be closed May 13th and 14th. Various patchwork will be occurring throughout the park during the month of May. Closures will not be necessary but some parking areas may be limited at times.
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Lane Closures on Old Highway 41 (Barrett Parkway Project Construction)
Barrett Parkway Project will require lane closures on Old 41 Highway, east of Ernest Barrett Parkway (the Kennesaw Mountain side). Lane closures will occur February 9 - June 18, 2013, with peak traffic hours (6-9 am and 4-7 pm, weekdays) not affected.
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Contact Information Regarding Lane Closures
Area traffic is encouraged to use other routes to avoid major delays. Contact Cobb County Department of Transportation for more information at 528-1653 or visit http://dot.cobbcountyga.gov/project-updates.htm More »
Brochures
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Welcome to Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park. Before you visit, get a jumpstart on how to get around the park and the places most important to you during your stay.These are printable color copies of the official park brochure. If you need directions, please refer to the "Directions" page. You may download a detailed trail map from our "Maps and Trails" page, which may come in handy as you enjoy your journey on some of our 18 miles of interpretive walking trails.
If the image link is not working, you can download the brochure here: Kennesaw Mountain NBP Brochure Kennesaw Mountain NBP Brochure (FRONT page) - 3.39MB File Size Kennesaw Mountain NBP Brochure (BACK page) - 3.71MB File Size *Adobe Reader is required. If you do not have the free software, please download and install it on your computer. Due to the slow transfer rates on our website, the files can take several minutes to download, especially on a slow connection. For a better method of download, right click on the brochure icon or text links and select "Save Target As..." to choose a location to download the brochure files. |
Did You Know?
The Napoleon 12-pound smoothbore cannon was probably the most effective cannon used in the Civil War. Named after Emperor Napolean III of France, it was used extensively by both the Union and Confederate forces. Soldiers liked its reliability and its sturdiness.