Current activities

The City of Dunwoody, in partnership with the City of Peachtree Corners, are developing pedestrian and bicycle mobility improvements for Phase II of the Winters Chapel Path. A Public Information Open House was held on Thursday, February 12, 2026, at Winters Chapel United Methodist Church. In addition, online comment cards were made available. F

Response letter to Open House comments for the Winters Chapel Path Phase 2

Project Handout: This includes a description of the transportation issue we are addressing, a proposed solution, a location map, and a comment card for you to provide feedback to the project team.

Project Layout (also pictured below)

Intro Boards: Explore existing conditions and proposed solutions, a project rendering, and an explanation of project benefits.

Project Information

The Winters Chapel Path project arose from a joint study, “Peachtree Corners – Dunwoody: Winters Chapel Road Area Study,” adopted by both cities in April 2015.  Phase II of the path extends along the west side of Winters Chapel Road from the end of Phase I at Charmant Place southward to Peeler Road, with a section passing through Peachtree Corners. The design is for a 12-foot-wide concrete path for two-way bicycle and pedestrian traffic, separated from the roadway by a landscaped buffer. Decorative pedestrian lights are also proposed.     

Dunwoody’s path project continues to advance with strong state and federal support, including $1.5 million awarded in 2023 for Phase II construction and an additional $750,000 in federal design funding secured in 2025. With the final field survey completed in August 2025 and the Concept Report approved by the Georgia Department of Transportation in October 2025, the project is moving steadily toward its next phase.

Phase I from Dunwoody Club Drive to Charmant Place has been completed.