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Harris Greenway Trail is a 7.1 mile greenway that stretches from Tribble Mill Park to Harbins Park. It also features a 760-foot boardwalk, giving trail users a panoramic view of the greenery and surrounding foliage. In June 2023, this trail was declared a National Recreation Trail by Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland in celebration of National Trails Day.
The trail starts in Tribble Mill Park and loops around Chandler Lake. This 713-acre park features a fishing lake with a boat ramp, playground, pavilions, grills, restrooms, cross-country course and more. After looping around both Chandler and Ozora Lake, there is a short spur off the main trail that leads trail users to a parking lot. A this parking lot, there is also a short 0.5-mile trail to Tribble Mill Waterfall. At the waterfall, which cascades over slab rock, people can often be found in inner tubes sliding along the smooth rock or enjoying the cool water on a hot Georgia day. Another 1.5-mile trail takes trail users along the west side of the lake.
After exiting Tribble Mill Park, the trail follows along New Hope Rd. for a while, giving trail users access to Archer High School and various residential neighborhoods. The trail ends at the entrance to Harbins Park. At this entrance, there is a playground and access to other trails and bike paths, but to ride to other sections of the park, there is also a bike path along Luke Edwards Rd. that gives users access to the rest of Harbins Park including the Equestrian Trails, Dog Park, Football field, and additional playground.
There is parking available at both trail endpoints, both at 2400 Chandler Road, Tribble Mill Park and at 2995 Luke Edwards Road, Harbins Park. See TrailLink Map for more information.
There is a 3 mile loop around the lake that is not shown on the map.
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