Carrollton GreenBelt Adopt-A-Trail
The Adopt-A-Trail initiative is an excellent way for individuals, families, and organizations to get involved with the Carrollton GreenBelt by supplementing the maintenance efforts of the City of Carrollton Parks Department.
In August 2016, Friends of Carrollton GreenBelt partnered with Keep Carroll Beautiful to promote the Adopt-A-Trail volunteer program. The Carrollton community is now invited to take responsibility for the trail by performing simple tasks, including picking up litter, reporting repair needs, and cleaning trail signage.
Anyone can sign up to care for a section of the trail. We welcome individuals, families, churches, social groups, schools, scout troops, community organizations, and businesses. During the one-year commitment, volunteers visit their trail section to perform the following tasks:
- Assess and report any maintenance needs or vandalism to the Facility & Parks Maintenance (770 834-8522)
- Remove any small debris that may be on the trail
- Collect and dispose of any litter along the trail corridor
- Clean trail signs (as needed)
- Trim around trail signs (as needed)
Contact us today and let’s get started!
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Office
213 Bradley Street
Carrollton, Georgia, 30117
Hours
Tuesday – Friday: 10 am – 2 pm
Saturday – Monday: Closed
Becoming an AAT Volunteer
Application
Applications are accepted on a first come – first serve basis.
The Friends of Carrollton Greenbelt and Keep Carroll Beautiful reserve the right to decline applications for any reason.
Section Assignment
Volunteers can choose from any open sections. As some parts of the trail are longer and more remote than others, we encourage groups of at least two volunteers.
AAT volunteers keep their sections while in the program. We reserve the right to reassign sections when groups become inactive.
Orientation
Volunteers must attend a half-an-hour orientation at the KCB Office to adopt a trail section successfully.
Reporting Cleanups
Keep Carroll Beautiful collects data from all our volunteer activities. We report that data to our state and national affiliate networks and inform the public on progress in addressing litter issues.
Please take a few minutes after the cleanup to send us your group’s name, number of volunteers, time spent on the trail, and number of bags of trash collected.
You can email us or fill out the form below! Thank you!
The Adopt-A-Trail initiative is an excellent way for individuals, families, and organizations to get involved with the Carrollton GreenBelt by supplementing the maintenance efforts of the City of Carrollton Parks Department.
This map is for Adopt-A-Trail use only.
- Hays Mill Trailhead (TH #1)
- Hays Mill Park Trail (#1)
- Trojan Trail (#2)
- Dixie Street Trail (#3)
- Strickland Road Trail (#4)
- Ayers Dairy Trail (#5)
- Old Newnan Road Trailhead (TH #2)
- Cedar Street Trail (#6)
- Curtis Creek Wetlands Trail (#7)
- Visitor’s Center Trailhead (TH #3)
- Visitor’s Center Trail (#8)
- Fire Station Spur (#9)
- East Carrollton Park Trail (#10)
- Castle Playground Spur (#11)
- Lakeshore Park Trail (#12)
- Lakeshore Drive Trail and Trailhead (#13/TH #4)
- Hobbs Farm Trail Connector (#14)
- Hobbs Farm Trail Loop (#15)
- Hobbs Farm Trailhead (TH #5)
- Rome Street Trail (#16)
- Kingsbridge Trail (#17)
- Little Tallapoosa River Trail (#18)
- Alabama Street Trailhead (#TH6)
- Brumbelow Road Trail (#19)
- University of West Georgia Trail (#20)
- Maple Street Trail (#21)
- The Bypass Trail (#22)
- The Shoals at Buffalo Creek Trail (#23)