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Outdoor Activities

Sandy Springs is an outdoor enthusiast’s paradise.  With more than 22 miles of shoreline on the Chattahoochee River and beautifully maintained parks, there’s something for everyone in Sandy Springs.

Birding and Wildlife

Sandy Springs is home to a variety of species of birds and wildlife and community partners like the Atlanta Audubon Society provide opportunities to explore our “neighbors.”

Cycling

Home to many of the metro areas most popular cycling events, Sandy Springs combination of flat stretches and gently rolling hills provide both a challenge and a break for cyclists.

Fishing

The Chattahoochee River is the City’s northern and western border providing ample opportunities to cast away!

Golf

Tee off in Sandy Springs at one of the City’s golf courses.

Horseback Riding

You don’t have to leave town to saddle up. Home to two popular horse stables with each offering lessons, boarding and event facilities, the City transforms into equestrian’s dream come true.

Photography

From urban street portraits to wildlife photography, there are an abundance of opportunities in Sandy Springs that will inspire your creative side.

Water Sports

Grab a canoe, kayak or raft and spend a day rolling down the river. 

Outdoor Activities in Sandy Springs Interactive Map

View the places mentioned in this article on a Google Maps.

 

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City Springs Event

Cornhole Leagues on the City Green

Thursday, June 13
The 7-week season on City Green starts June 13, features four different skill levels, and offers social, organized fun on selected Thursday evenings! There's even an end-of-season state "Cornament" with more than 50 leagues across the state. Join the fun - register by June 3!
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Juneteenth Celebration
City Event

Juneteenth Celebration

Wednesday, June 19
The Juneteenth Celebration will showcase a captivating performing arts show, a STEAM digital art gallery, educational activities, food trucks, and more! This family-friendly event is free and open to the public.
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