Mulberry RiverWalk

Explore a scenic 4.4-mile out-and-back nature trail tracing the Mulberry River, adorned with perennial gardens, charming footbridges and inviting picnic spots. A 2.5 multi use trail along the banks of the scenic Mulberry River can be accessed by a gravel parking lot on Thompson Mill Rd near Hwy 211. A 5-minute bike ride brings you to a beautiful spot to pause and enjoy the falls. A short walk from the falls brings you to Braselton's historically reminiscent bridge connecting the park with the township neighborhoods. Noteworthy on this trail is the convergence point of Barrow, Gwinnett, Hall and Jackson counties in Braselton, marked by a granite monument and a serene riverside rest area. Access the historic Four Corners Monument via a walk-in trail entrance within Mulberry Park's Silk Tree Pointe neighborhood. Sidewalk access to the trail continues along to a quiet picnic area. The trail continues along the steepening banks to climb to its terminus.

In commitment to preserving the river's purity as a vital drinking water source, the trail abstains from chemicals and non-natural materials. Protection of the Mulberry River, a drinking supply source for the community, is paramount but the fringe benefit provides a unique place to connect with the beauty of the natural setting—just steps away from a busy commercial and residential area. Rivers Alive Cleanup & Flood Run are held here.

Hours: Daily, Sunrise to Sunset