The CRNRA Cochran Shoals parking lot has a $3.00 daily parking fee. Note: The caches along the Bob Callan/Rottenwood Creek Trail and the Akers Mill Trail are best accessed by foot or bicycle from parking lots located at the north end of the Bob Callan/Rottenwood Creek Trail or the Chattahoochee River National Recreational Area Cochran Shoals at Eugene Gunby Road. View a map of this area and more on Natural Atlas. The cache is a cammo'ed pill bottle located off the ground and contains only the log so bring your own pencil. Rottenwood Creek is a creek in Marietta, GA in Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area, Appalachian Mountains, Piedmont. GPS accuracy is poor in this area so use the hint if needed. The cache is located only about 850 feet from the parking lot so it is a short easy hike. The "Bob Callan" section of the trail offers few, if any, viable locations for a regular cache and the CNRA, where caches are not allowed, begins a short distance from the cache location so we decided to make this one of the "streak extender" series. There is paved parking lot at the trailhead. The trail follows the creek on down to the banks of the Chattahoochee River. G A S: Atla n ta Ga s Lig ht T E L EPHONE: AT& T F IB ER. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS P ro j e c t M a n a ge m e n t Te a m. Shortly after passing under I-285, the trail enters the Chattahoochee National Recreation area where it is known as the Rottenwood Creek Trail. L I V E ROTTEN ROTTENWOOD CREEK TRAIL SCOPING STUDY 2015. It is a paved trail that winds along Rottenwood Creek under a portion of the Interstate 75/285 interchange. At the trailhead it is identified as the Bob Callan Trail.
In Sope Creek, 50 percent or more of the community at each reach was comprised of Dipterans, suggesting that Sope Creek has slightly more degraded habitat, water-quality, or flow conditions.There is a little known but delightful trail along Rottenwood Creek that recently opened. However, Rottenwood Creek contained more species from the order Trichoptera, whereas Sope Creek contained more species from the order Ephemeroptera.
Both creeks contained pollu-tion-tolerant EPT taxa. Aquatic communities in Rottenwood and Sope Creeks were similar in composition. Sandy Springs, GA 30350 67 hoursSunrise - Sunset (parks) 9am - 5pm (Visitor Center) parking fee5/Day, 40 Annual Pass trailhead coordinates 33.869792, -84.456046 (Degree Decimal, DegDec) N 3352.19, W 8427.36 (Degree Minutes, MinDec) N 3352'11'', N 3352'11'' (Degree Minutes Seconds, DMS) Trailhead Directions N 3352.19, W 8427. Chlorinated solvents were detected in Rottenwood Creek but not in Sope Creek. The water-quality conditions of the two streams were similar and reflected the urban conditions of both watersheds. To assess potential bioavailability and toxicity of lipophylic compounds in Rottenwood and Sope Creeks, semipermeable mem-brane devices were deployed and Microtox®* micro-scale toxicity testing was conducted on extracts from each site. Aquatic macroinver-tebrate, habitat, and water-quality data were collected in Rottenwood and Sope Creeks to assess water-quality conditions and ecosystem health.
Air Force Aeronautical Systems Center conducted an assessment of water qual-ity and ecological health of the stream and compared it with a nearby stream, Sope Creek. The Rottenwood Creek Trail is a developing trail system, comprised of a three-mile paved trail that runs along the Chattahoochee River and Rottenwood Creek in Cobb County, and a shorter 0.8-mile trail near Kennesaw State's Marietta campus. Constructed along Rottenwood Creek, the project faced multiple challenging. Geological Survey in cooperation with U.S. for a one-mile extension of the Bob Callan Trail in Cobb County, Georgia. In response to a need for information of the effects of these discharges on the aquatic biota of Rottenwood Creek, the U.S. For easy reference, the following is a list of new and used car dealerships in the Marietta, Georgia area. Discharge of volatile organic compounds from ground water into Rottenwood Creek near Marietta, Georgia, has been documented.