Located right on the Chattahoochee River, Rogers Bridge Park in Duluth is a popular spot for outdoor lovers. This riverside park features a historic pedestrian bridge, paved paths ideal for walking, running, or biking, open fields for picnics or games, and the popular Chattapoochee Dog Park for four-legged friends. Whether you’re launching a kayak, crossing the historic bridge for stunning river views, or simply soaking up the fresh air, Rogers Bridge Park offers a refreshing outdoor escape right here in Gwinnett.
📍 Location & Hours
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Address: 4291 Rogers Bridge Road, Duluth, GA, 30096
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Hours: 7 AM – 9 PM daily.
🏞️ What to Do at Rogers Bridge Park?
Rogers Bridge Park may be one of the smaller parks in Gwinnett, but it’s definitely one you must visit! Here’s what you can enjoy:
🛝Pavilion & Picnic Areas
The park has a HUGE pavilion and open fields perfect for picnics, games, or simply relaxing in the fresh air. It’s a great spot to gather with friends or family after exploring the trails or riverfront.
🐾Chattapoochee Dog Park
Dog owners will love the park’s dedicated dog park, which includes separate areas for small and large dogs, water stations, and shaded seating. It’s a perfect place for pups to run, play, and socialize off-leash.
🌉Historic Pedestrian Bridge
The centerpiece of the park is its beautifully restored historic pedestrian bridge, which connects Rogers Bridge Park in Duluth to Cauley Creek Park in Johns Creek. The bridge offers stunning views of the Chattahoochee River and features a public art installation, “The Shape of Time and Water,” a 27-foot-tall sculpture incorporating steel from the original bridge.
🏃♂️Connected to the 3.2-Mile Loop Trail
While the trail itself is part of Cauley Creek Park in Johns Creek, Rogers Bridge Park provides direct access via the pedestrian bridge, making it easy to jump right into one of the area’s longer and most scenic loops! The rubberized surface is gentle on knees and feet, and about half the trail winds through cool, shady spots while the rest is in the sun, so plan accordingly in the summer.
Along the way, you’ll enjoy beautiful views of the Chattahoochee River, and restrooms are conveniently located at the trailhead. This loop is a runner’s dream, perfect for training, with several lookout points to pause and take in the river scenery.
🚣♀️Riverfront Fun
With direct access to the Chattahoochee River, you can launch a kayak, go tubing, or just enjoy the calming riverside views. The park offers the perfect mix of active recreation and peaceful riverfront relaxation
🎟️ Events at Rogers Bridge Park
Rogers Bridge Park hosts fun seasonal events for the community. One highlight is the annual S’mores ‘n’ Snores, a family-friendly overnight camping event hosted by the City of Duluth. Participants can enjoy campfire s’mores, games, and a night under the stars along the scenic Chattahoochee River.
Event Info & Registration: S’mores ‘n’ Snores
Plan Your Visit
Interested in renting a pavilion at Rogers Bridge Park? The City of Duluth Parks & Recreation offers pavilion rentals for groups, parties, and gatherings.
Rental Info & Reservations: City of Duluth Pavilion Rentals
