The One Walk Above The Trees In Georgia That’s Beautiful Any Time Of Year

With flowers officially in bloom and the spring Equinox now behind us, there is one place you should visit in Georgia as soon as possible: Atlanta Botanical Gardens. What a spectacular way to spend the afternoon, especially when you're able to hit the Kendeda Canopy Walk and stroll through nature with a vantage point that normally only for the trees and the birds. Check it out.

If ever there was a time to visit the Atlanta Botanical Gardens…it would be right about now.

With spring in full swing, there are blossoming flowers and vibrant green plants all coming to life.

But for those who are thinking about visiting the Atlanta Botanical Gardens, then you must take the Kendeda Canopy Walk.

From 40-feet in the air, you can enjoy a birds-eye-view of Atlanta’s last remaining urban forest.

You won't find better views throughout the garden than the ones on this canopy walk.

A perfect platform to stroll throughout the various gardens in the park, the Kendeda Canopy Walk extends 600-feet in length.

Wander through the branches of the oak trees and the tulip poplars, winding through hickories as you take it all in.

While it doesn’t matter which season you take to the canopy walk here, we’re partial to the springtime views.

During your stroll, keep an eye out for the blossoming native azaleas, with over 13 species growing in the gardens.

And the Cope’s Gray Tree Frog, which can be seen clinging to tree branches, or heard calling out during the spring and summer evenings.

The 12-foot-wide concrete walkways seem like they are floating through the treetops, offering up uncanny views below.

With different vantage points throughout the canopy walk and various places to stop and observe...

...this is one outdoor experience in Georgia that you do not want to miss.

If you're ready to plan a stroll through the Kendeda Canopy Walk in Botanical Gardens, you can use the address below.

1345 Piedmont Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30309-3366

Otherwise, if you're ready to get into some more natural adventures in Georgia this spring, take a look at The Ancient Forest In Georgia That’s Right Out Of A Storybook.