Rent mobility equipment in Piedmont Park

Located within Piedmont Park, the Atlanta Botanical Garden is a 30-acre space with themed gardens like the Tropical Rainforest and Japanese Garden. The park’s glass conservatory and seasonal exhibits provide visitors with something to see no matter when they visit. The garden also hosts special events throughout the year, including outdoor concerts and light displays.

The garden features wide, paved paths, making it a perfect destination for visitors of all ages and mobility levels (and easy to explore on an Atlanta Botanical Garden wheelchair rental or scooter rental). Accessible rest areas and benches are scattered throughout, providing plenty of opportunities for relaxation while enjoying the surroundings.

Lake Clara Meer is located in the center of Piedmont Park and allows visitors to fish, paddle boat, or simply relax by the water. Visitors can take a stroll along the walking paths or stop at one of the nearby benches to enjoy the peaceful ambiance.

The lake is accessible via paved pathways and provides beautiful views of the surrounding skyline. The easy access and scenic views make it one of Piedmont Park's most popular attractions for those with mobility needs.

The Legacy Fountain is a water feature located near the park's entrance. The fountain is a beautiful and refreshing place to cool off and serves as a symbol of Atlanta's dedication to its heritage. The Legacy Fountain also has water jets and a splash pad, making it a popular gathering spot for families.

The surrounding paved area ensures that visitors using mobility scooters can access the fountain comfortably. Its proximity to the park’s entrances makes it a convenient stop for anyone entering or leaving Piedmont Park, ensuring easy access for all.

Just outside of Piedmont Park, the Eastside Trail of the Atlanta BeltLine offers a scenic, accessible route for a ride on your mobility scooter or wheelchair. The trail is built on a former railway track and is now lined with art installations, restaurants, and cafes. The BeltLine connects several neighborhoods, allowing you to take in a wide range of sites along the way.

For those interested in exploring Atlanta’s local history, the trail offers an opportunity to see the city’s past and present through its art and architecture, all of which are accessible via smooth, accessible pathways.