Atlanta Beltline

The only thing better than celebrating FIFA World Cup 2026 Atlanta along the corridor? Celebrating in soccer-themed Beltline merch!⚽

We're excited to announce a new, limited-edition Beltline FC merch capsule (including shirts, totes, hats, and scarves), available while supplies last this weekend at Atlanta Beltline Fest. To RSVP and get your goods in person, head to BeltlineFest.com.

Atlanta Beltline Fest is almost here! Before you head to Pittsburgh Yards this weekend, make a plan for how you'll get there and back so you can spend less time stressing and more time celebrating. RSVP for both days, learn more about our recommended transportation plan, and pre-pay for parking (if you have to drive) at https://brnw.ch/21x3qUZ.

Did you know there are nearly 16 miles of fiber-optic conduit beneath the Beltline that we're using to help expand digital access?

Out to the trail, you'll find new kiosks to help you navigate the corridor, discover new businesses, and more. You'll also be able to access free Wi-Fi around each kiosk and sit on new public benches (where needed) for use while you surf, courtesy of our friends at Google.

Find out more about these additions and our broader Smart Cities initiative below.

Atlanta Beltline Kiosk Initiative Aims to Bridge Digital Divide There's the Atlanta Beltline you can see—trails, parks, greenspaces, and local businesses—and the infrastructure you can't. Beneath the trail runs nearly 16 miles of a fiber-optic conduit network, the backbone of a new "Smart Corridor" designed to expand digital access for everyone who calls the...

Our Marketplace at Pittsburgh Yards® spots are officially open for business! 🛍️ Stop by the Container Courtyard to shop vegan fast food from Carrot Dog, snag a sweet treat from The Creamy Spot, enjoy savory bites from Coffyn Pyes, or get a new look courtesy of the team at Ideal Barbershop.

Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3OqAXZ9

In case you haven't noticed, Beltline street crossings are getting a refreshed look! ✨ To help support safer conditions for trail users and motorists alike, we've been installing branded crosswalks (designed by local artist Aysha Pennerman) around the 22-mile loop, starting with Westminster Drive on the Northeast Trail and Kirkwood Avenue on the Southeast Trail.

More on the initiative, which ones are coming next, and the schedule for post-World Cup installation below.

Atlanta Beltline Enhances Trail Visibility with New Branded Crosswalks | Beltline As more people use the corridor to walk, bike, roll, and connect across the city, visible street crossings remain a key priority. To support safer conditions for motorists and everyone using the trail, crews have started installing branded crosswalks at intersections around the 22-mile loop.