Winters Chapel's New Trail to Boost Dunwoody Connectivity

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Dunwoody is moving ahead with Phase II of the Winters Chapel multiuse path, a federally supported trail project that begins and ends inside city limits. The new trail is expected to boost walking and biking options to nearby commercial areas and parks, with the city partnering with Peachtree Corners to secure major state and federal funding, complete key design milestones, and begin construction in fiscal 2028 after final design and right-of-way work.

Why it matters

The new Winters Chapel trail is part of Dunwoody's efforts to improve connectivity and transportation options for residents, reducing reliance on cars and providing more sustainable ways to access local businesses and amenities. The trail project has garnered significant public and government support, reflecting the community's desire for better walkability and bikeability.

The details

The Winters Chapel multiuse path is a federally supported trail project that will begin and end within Dunwoody city limits, connecting nearby commercial areas and parks. The city has partnered with Peachtree Corners to secure major state and federal funding, complete key design milestones, and expects construction to begin in fiscal 2028 after final design and right-of-way work.

• Dunwoody is moving ahead with Phase II of the Winters Chapel multiuse path.
• Construction on the trail is expected to begin in fiscal 2028.

What’s next

After completing final design and right-of-way work, construction on the Winters Chapel multiuse path is expected to begin in fiscal 2028.