Trail Access Parking Bike Shop & Rentals Pay Phone Restrooms 911 Phone Water Handicap. The Silver Comet Trail is a 61.5-mile trail that spans from the Atlanta suburbs in Smyrna to the Alabama border where it connects to the Chief Ladiga Trail in Alabama. Map of Georgias Silver Comet Trail and Alabamas Chief Ladiga Trail Map. The value of Atlanta real estate often depends on location and accessibility to the city, and walkability doesn’t stop within city limits. Walkability, therefore, has become the chief concern of many Atlanta residents and commuters. From its origins in Cobb County to the Alabama state line, this sixty-plus-mile trail wins as the best way to explore West Georgia via foot. Thanks to the popularity of the Atlanta BeltLine and Millennials’ demand for alternative forms of transportation, Atlantans are seeking ways to avoid getting in their cars. However, with the recent development of trails and paths, Atlanta is quickly becoming a city welcoming to pedestrians and bikers alike, and commuters can’t get enough. Atlanta Beltline Trail The Atlanta BeltLine is a 33-mile, multi-use trail connecting 45 of Atlanta’s old & new in-town neighborhoods along a former railroad corridor. As a terminus and convergence point for major railroads, Atlanta has focused primarily on industrial infrastructure during its expansion. The Silver Comet Trail The Silver Comet trail is a 61.5 mile trail stretching from Smyrna, Georgia across the Georgia-Alabama state line, near Cedartown and The Esom Hill Trailhead. Atlanta is not ordinarily known for its walkability.
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