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Spend your morning discovering the unique history and architecture that exists in Virginia-Highland, one of Atlanta's oldest neighborhoods and the hub of local favorite watering holes. Touring a Neighborhood Arboretum is a delightful way to learn more about the special trees and explore the urban forest growing along our community streets and parks.There are seven Neighborhood Arboreta that were established in mid-2000s through a collaborative effort of neighbors, Trees Atlanta volunteers, and the city.
About the Docent: Jim Long is a Trees Atlanta Certified Volunteer. Jim is a retired lawyer and a 15 year resident of the Virginia Highland Neighborhood.
Additional Information:
Getting There: Nearest GPS address is 997 Virginia Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30306. Meet at the triangle at Virginia Avenue and Highland Avenue near Murphy's restaurant. Parking is available on Todd Rd which intersects Virginia just a few footsteps from where the tour begins. MARTA routes 36 from Midtown Station and 816 from Five Points Station both stop at the corner of Virginia and N. Highland.
What to Bring and Wear: Reusable water bottle, comfortable shoes, sunscreen, layers of clothing, hats/sunglasses, and are recommended.
Length, Incline, Terrain: This 2-hour tour is a leisurely walk on city sidewalks with some steps and one moderate but short hill. Approximately 2 miles in length.
Registration required. This tour is free. Please consider adding a donation when you register.
Safety, Inclement Weather, and Cancellation Information: Learn more about our safety protocols here
Questions: If you have any questions or comments regarding this event, please email [email protected].
View our full Calendar of Events: treesatlanta.org.
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997 Virginia Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30306-3600, United States
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