Cochran Mill Park - Chattahoochee Hills (GA)

5 /5 Mark MacRae: Beautiful park with two different sections. Picnic areas with playground and restrooms on one side. Hiking trails and waterfall on the other. The waterfall is beautiful and views from the trails are really nice. Huge trees all over the park and seems to be the remains of an old mill by the waterfall and bridge. Very peaceful on both sides of the park. Saw people fishing in the creek and a nice swimming hole at the base of the falls.

5 /5 Orazie Denise Cook: Sunrise Hike Worth Waking Up For Praline and I visited Cochran Mill Park this morning for a sunrise hike, and it was absolutely beautiful. The trails were peaceful, the light through the trees was stunning, and there was plenty of space to roam and sniff—Praline was in her element! We’re always on the lookout for new spots to explore, and as someone who runs a dog walking and enrichment-focused business, I’m considering adding this to our day adventure lineup for client dogs. The variety of terrain and natural stimulation here is perfect for dogs who love to explore beyond the neighborhood sidewalk. Highly recommend for early risers and trail-loving pups alike! We’ll definitely be back.

4 /5 Pamela The Islandgirl: Serene, natural green space, marked trails, exercise, photo ops, commute with nature, birding, cool under canopy, forest..all the things! The reason I couldnt give five stars was because the map that you are supposed to be able to use to direct you to ridge trail you want to traverse was difficult to understand. We wanted to enter the green trail, the shortest trail, but we couldnt for the life of us find out where it started. We stood there for way too long trying to figure it out. Not quite a first timer friendly map.

4 /5 Linda Gaulden: Kiosk was out of order. No maps to get. There was a pic of the trails on the information board.trails were good. Enjoyed walking them. Loved the waterfalls.

5 /5 Ato Missionman: Beautiful spring day and the wisteria was in full bloom! If you have allergies, take your medicine of choice. There was a thick layer of yellow pine pollen on everything. The trails were extensive and well marked. If its not marked, its probably a deer trail.