UPDATED with trail information and pictures 5/11
Trails
There are trails here, but we were not able to walk on them. I will update this post when we get the opportunity. I cannot find any information about how long the trails are.
I think you can connect to The Big Creek Greenway from here - 12 miles roundtrip of concrete to Mansell. But, that is another post. I am pretty sure there are other trails within the park
Trails are compressed gravel and very easy to maneuver with a stroller.
They are in mostly shade.
Main trail is 1 mile; there is an additional 1/3 mile loop available. It is very nice by a stream at a lower elevation.
Very pretty plant life along the trail; a small man-made pond; multiple elevations but the rise is shallow and very easy.
The trail is very wide so a good choice for strolling with a friend - you can talk with them while strolling. Right before lunch it was not too busy, but school is still in session.
Did not see connection to the Greenway.
Even though it is only a mile, there is something to seeing the mile markers...makes you feel successful.
Playground
Incredible playground. Water feature through center of playground, but they have not had it turned on lately because of the drought. Sandbox, sundial, swings, slides, xylophone (yes, you read that right). In a very shady area. There is a center grassy area in the sun that makes for a great picnic space.
Other
Restrooms and water fountains.
Website
http://www.alpharetta.ga.us/index.php?p=219
Pictures
trail map posted at start of trail
beginning of trail (going left) - the sidewalk to the right takes you to the playground - to the left is a bathroom facility
man-made lake
example of mile markers posted every .2 miles
in front of the lake, looking left, see further along the trail at a lower elevation
Irises growing along the "stream" flowing from run off into the lake
flowers and more example of the trail terrain
right before the .7 mile marker, the trail allows for a sharp turn to the right for an extra 1/3 mile. Take it! It is nice and cool in the lower elevation with a stream making a relaxing water noise. There are 2x2 erosion control boards at various places in this area - stroller seemed to have no problem navigating them.
Heading down the spur
Coming out of the spur, looking down on the part of the trail we just came from (you can barely see the trail beyond the trees)
entrance to the playground