Peachtree City stands out for its network of more than 100 miles of shared-use paths, used by pedestrians, cyclists and motorized golf carts. The area also offers Lake Peachtree, a weekly market, sports activities and an outdoor event venue. These features make it easy to explore the area according to different interests—from nature and exercise to visiting the market and attending a concert. When choosing where to stay, consider which of these options will shape your travel plans.
Trails, Lakes and Nature
The multi-use trail around Lake Peachtree is just under 4 miles long, while the city’s shared-use path system covers more than 100 miles in total. These are two different scales: a single route by the lake and an extensive network of paths. Public access areas at Lake Peachtree are located at Battery Way, Drake Field and All Children’s Play Park. Check the lake’s rules before your visit.
Line Creek Nature Area is a 70-acre public preserve along Line Creek. It is near Highway 54, on the border between Fayette and Coweta County. This offers a different way to experience nature than the route around Lake Peachtree, with the preserve and creek taking center stage.
A 513-acre wetland stretches along Flat Creek for 3.5 miles. Separately, a boardwalk can be reached via a nature trail next to the Frederick C. Brown Amphitheater or via the cart path from Peachtree City.
Market and Active Pursuits
The Peachtree City Market brings together approximately 60 vendors on Saturdays. Each week, it also features more than 40 farmers and artisans. Vendor numbers may change. Saturday is the day to keep in mind when planning a market visit.
At Lake McIntosh, the facilities include a family-friendly park with boat ramps and docks. The Peachtree City Tennis Center offers lessons, events and tournaments for players of all skill levels, age groups and playing styles. Another sporting option is a nine-hole disc golf course at Village Green Park near Highway 54. The area therefore offers a range of active leisure options, from tennis to disc golf.
Outdoor Culture and Events
The Frederick C. Brown Amphitheater is an outdoor venue with 2,500 seats. Its Summer Concert Series brings a variety of well-known acts to Peachtree City. Tickets for The Fred can be purchased online, by phone or in person at The Fred’s box office. If you’re planning to attend a concert, check the event dates and details for the specific performance before your trip.
Whether you’re interested in nature, exercise, visiting the market or attending a concert, the destinations mentioned offer different ways to spend your time in Peachtree City. Choose what appeals to you and, if you’re planning to attend a concert, take the specific event dates into account.
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