The WILD HORSE CREEK TRAIL
Fast Facts and Safety & Etiquette

FAST FACTS

	Sarah Cronin and Arizona enjoy a sunny day on the Wild Horse Trail. They are seen here emerging from the underpass beneath Powder Springs Road.

• Location: Powder Springs, GA - 18 miles northwest of Atlanta.
• Route: Trail runs south from Wild Horse Creek Park along Wild Horse and Noses Creek. It connects with the Silver Comet Trail at Carter Road.
• Length: 1.5 miles
• Cost: $1.5 million
• Completed: June 3, 2000
• Surface: Concrete
• Welcome: Cyclists, skaters, runners, walkers, pets on leashes, baby strollers, wheelchairs.
• Hours: Dawn to dusk.
• Current info & conditions:

City of Powder Springs,
770-439-2500
Friends of the Powder Springs Trails, contact Fran Ellis.

TRAIL SAFETY & ETIQUETTE

• Trail is open to all non-motorized uses.
• Stay on the trail surface.
• Respect the privacy of adjacent land owners.
• Travel in a consistent and predictable manner.
• Keep right as you use the trail.
• Pass on the left and give a courteous and audible signal of your intention to pass.
• Stop, look, and yield to traffic at crossings.
• Clean up your litter.
• Keep pets leashed and clean up after them.
• No alcohol, drugs or firearms.
• Cyclists and skaters should wear helmets.
• Use the buddy system.
• Use the trail only during daylight hours.