Roswell, GA, is an affluent, family-friendly suburb of Atlanta known for its rich history, vibrant downtown on Canton Street, and extensive outdoor recreation opportunities along the Chattahoochee River. 

Roswell provides a balance of cultural experiences and nature activities. 



Historic Sites: Explore the 640-acre historic district, which includes preserved antebellum mansions offering tours, such as Bulloch Hall (childhood home of President Theodore Roosevelt's mother), Barrington Hall, and the Archibald Smith Plantation Home.

Outdoor Recreation: Enjoy over 1,000 acres of parkland and trails including:

• Chattahoochee River: The 7-mile Roswell Riverwalk features paved paths and a boardwalk for walking, jogging, and cycling. You can also "float the 'hooch" with your own gear or rent equipment from the Nantahala Outdoor Center (NOC).
• Vickery Creek Trail: Hike along the scenic trail to see the historic Roswell Manufacturing Company mill ruins, a covered bridge, and a waterfall.
• Chattahoochee Nature Center: Explore this environmental sanctuary with walking trails, a butterfly encounter, and native wildlife exhibits.

Shopping & Dining: The lively Canton Street in the historic downtown area features a variety of boutiques, art galleries, sidewalk cafes, and restaurants.

Events & Arts: Attend free events like the monthly "Alive in Roswell" festival (April-October) or the "Riverside Sounds" outdoor concert series at Riverside Park. The Roswell Cultural Arts Center hosts theater performances and exhibits.