A Running Scavenger Hunt on the Eastside BeltLine

Written By Ashley Taylor

Looking for a fun and unique way to run in Atlanta? Try a scavenger hunt running challenge along the Eastside BeltLine. This trail is full of art, landmarks, and interesting spots that make every run an adventure. Here’s an example of a scavenger hunt run you can do on this iconic Atlanta trail:

Example Scavenger Hunt Stops

1. Piedmont Park Fountain

  • Start at the park entrance and snap a photo of the iconic fountain.

2. Krog Street Tunnel Murals

  • Spot at least 3 different murals and take a quick photo or note your favorite.

3. Old Fourth Ward Skate Park

  • Identify the largest graffiti wall or colorful mural in the skate park area.

4. Ponce City Market Yellow Wall

  • Take a photo with the bright yellow wall outside the market.

5. Inman Park Historic Street Markers

  • Find a historic street marker or unique detail on a home along the path.

6. Loop Back to Piedmont Park

  • Finish your run by returning to the park and snapping a final photo of your favorite stop.

Why Try a Scavenger Hunt Run?

  • Adds Fun to Your Run: Makes your workout interactive and engaging.

  • Explore Atlanta: Discover hidden gems and local art along the trail.

  • Mental Stimulation: Challenges like photo ops and identifying landmarks keep your mind sharp.

  • Motivation Boost: Friendly competition or solo goals make each run exciting.

Quick Tips

  • Keep the route safe: Stick to the trail and be aware of pedestrians and cyclists.

  • Bring water: Even short runs can get hot on Atlanta trails.

  • Customize your stops: Add or swap landmarks to make the challenge your own.

Ashley Taylor
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