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The entirety of Peachtree City is woven with over 100 miles of muti-use paved trails. This impressive network means residents are able to reach parks, shopping centers, libraries, and restaurants without needing to drive. This trail system is definitely something visitors should take advantage of while in the area.

The Glenloch Recreation Complex is an all in one family sports zone. You'll find a swimming pool, basketball and tennis courts, soccer fields, playground, skate park, dance studio, and a community garden. The best part is that is accessible via Peachtree City's elaborate path system so you can get here from just about anywhere in town without having to drive or worry about parking.

The Creek Trail follows along the path of Line Creek through the Nature Area. Some sections are quite rocky and rooty so be sure your footwear has good tread, especially after a rain.

Line Creek is a popular spot in Peachtree to get out into nature. There's a small pond and a few trails to choose from. You can do a quick loop around the parking area or head farther out on the Creek Trail.

Lake Peachtree is the jewel of Peachtree City. There is a park at either end of the lake so you can take the whole family for a picnic and walk. You can also kayak or paddleboard on its calm waters.

Peachtree City is rightfully proud of the 100+ miles of multi-use paths that crisscross the city. Residents are able to leave their cars at home and access parks, schools, lakes, shopping, and restaurants on foot, bikes, or golf carts.

This 235-acre reservoir holds roughly 1 billion gallons of water. It's a popular spot for fishing, walking, running and picnicking, however swimming is prohibited.

This 820-acre park sits on a peninsula and crosses over to an island in the middle of Lake Horton. The lake is actually a reservoir that provides drinking water to the area and thus swimming, scuba diving, water skiing, etc. are all prohibited. However, the park does provide ample picnicking opportunities as well as a 2.8-mile walking trail.