Woodland Infinity Trail
From sawmill to conservation space. See what life has sprung from an old world industrial site.
From the remains of an old sawmill, new life flourishes. Explore the space that started it all! For 15+ years, this trail has been tended to and stewarded by dedicated, passionate, and caring hands.
Packed with incredible biodiversity, the Infinity Trail will transport you far and away from the surrounding suburban sprawl into an enchanting, verdant ecosystem, with surprises waiting for you at every turn.
Inside Woodland Infinity Trail
3 places within this site, each with its own page.
Growing here
20 species · 2 in bloom this month
Creeping cucumberMelothria pendulain West LoopIn bloom
Apr–Oct
Elephant's FootElephantopus tomentosusin West Loop ForkIn bloom
Jul–Nov
American HollyIlex opacain East Loop, West LoopBlooms
Mar–Jun
BlackhawViburnum prunifoliumin West LoopBlooms
Apr–Jun
Canadian black snakerootSanicula canadensisin West LoopBlooms
May–Jul
See all 20 species
East Loop
- American Holly
- Cat greenbriar
- Christmas fern
- Climbing hydrangea
- Elderberry
- Jack-in-the-pulpit
- Little Brown Jug
- Muscadine
West Loop
- American Holly
- American Pokeweed
- Blackhaw
- Canadian black snakeroot
- Cat greenbriar
- Cranefly Orchid
- Creeping cucumber
- Gray Dogwood
- Little Brown Jug
- Muscadine
- Red Chokeberry
- Southern Woodland Violet
- Virginia creeper
- Yaupon Holly
West Loop Fork
Recent work
- · Planting
Community Partners - Spring Planting Event
A group of over 40 volunteers and community partners ascended onto the Unity North Atlanta campus with an energy and fervor that none could rival. Within hours, the group had planted over 150 trees, shrubs, and flowers, with the hopes that one day they will make a positive ecological impact on our little corner of the world.
The groups involved consisted of: Unity North Atlanta, Keep Cobb Beautiful, Gaian Restoration Alliance, Publix, Kennesaw State University, Ecosystems Services Solutions, Conservation Landscaping.
Volunteers and neighbors look after this place. Help us keep it growing.