Oxbo Trail

I love this trail, very nice spot to relax and take a nice walk amongst nature. The waterfall was beautiful and we took our shoes off and walked in the water which was cool and refreshing. The trail is partially shaded which blocked off a lot of the heat. There were also some bench swings which were nice to relax in.

This is a great trail! It is well maintained, mostly shaded and moderately challenging because of elevation changes. The trail is well marked and there are multiple options to make the trail shorter or longer. Keep an eye out for swarms of red ants near the Oxbo Rd trail entrance/exit. If you are going clockwise it will be before the entrance/exit if you are going counter clockwise it will be near the top of the first uphill.

This was such a cute trail with a lot of hiking opportunities in the greater ATL area. It is part of a self-guided history tour through Roswell and I will definitely head back to explore more of the trails. There was a wedding at the Mill tonight, but excited to go back! As an aside: It would be nice if there were a couple public restroom options near trail heads.

I enjoyed my short visit to this trail. The sound of the water is very relaxing and the swinging benches make it that much more relaxing. The hike trails are rural but clearly marked. The views of the river and bridge are lovely the higher up the trail you go. I like that there is plenty of seating along the way. The only hiccup was the detour for Oxbo Road from Atlanta St.

I parked on Oxbo Road which led me to a walk along the creek/river towards the bridge over to Vickery Creek. Very calming hearing the river water and soft breeze on a cool, sunny day, and then my dog and I enjoyed a hike around part of Vickery Creek trails.

Honestly the trail was a nice walk but there are no clear markers for for which path you're taking or how long that path is. I wish the map showed old dots in different colors so you knew if it was a mile or 2 miles you would follow one color. It was nice but confusing I doubled back wasn't sure if I should go left or right or straight.

Another AWESOME trail in the ATL! Excellent views and very serene! Be sure to bring a painted rock to add to the rock snake!

It's a beautiful park, although cars drive by way too fast even though the speed limit is 35. It makes pedestrians feel uncomfortable