Atlanta, Georgia: Doll Head Trail
Hikers along a trail that was a former dump have fashioned art from the debris. Stay on the trail: the undergrowth is home to animals that bite. And bring insect repellant.
Constitution Lakes Park
- Address:
- 1305 S. River Industrial Blvd SE, Atlanta, GA
- Directions:
- Constitution Lakes Park. Southeast side of the city. I-285 exit 53. Drive north on US-23/Moreland Ave. for one mile. Turn right at the stoplight onto S. River Industrial Blvd, then bear right into Constitution Lakes Park. Park in the gravel lot, then follow the cement path. Go left on the wooden walkway, then follow the dirt path to the Doll Head Trail. It's marked with fishing bobbers on trees (look for them) and will take you in a loop.
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It can be a little confusing to find. Apply mosquito repellent, as the trail is next to a swampy area. Some of the artwork/writing is rather clever, especially if you enjoy puns or poetry paired with visuals.
[Michael Bodary, 08/08/2021]
Nice walking trail to a small lake. Further along is a side trail open art exhibit. All sculptures are crafted by visitors from items found in the park.
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The Doll Head Trail has been decorated with doll heads since early 2011. It's recommended that visitors keep away from the underbrush, a haunt of deer ticks and copperhead snakes.