Historic Roswell Mill Covered Bridge — Attraction in Roswell

We spent the 4th of July 2025 at Roswell Mill Waterfall, and it was one of the best ways we could’ve chosen to start the holiday. My family and I decided to do the trail together to get some exercise, enjoy nature, and spend quality time away from screens and distractions and it did not disappoint.

The trail itself was easy to moderate, perfect for a family hike. The path was well-marked and shaded, with just enough incline to get our heart rates up without being overwhelming. As we made our way to the waterfall, we were surrounded by beautiful trees, scenic views, and little moments that made us slow down and take it all in.

When we finally reached the waterfall, the view was absolutely stunning. The sound of the water crashing down into the rocks, the mist in the air, and the peaceful energy of the place made it worth every step. We stood on the bridge and just took in the beauty definitely a moment we’ll all remember.

It was a great way to celebrate the day, moving our bodies, breaking a sweat, lol., reconnecting with nature, and making memories together. If you're in or around Roswell, this trail is a must. Simple, scenic, and...

This scenic and delightful local landmark isn’t just a popular spot for photos, it provides access the the Vickery Creek Trail in this part of the Chattahoochee National Recreation Area (CNRA) and both sides riverbank which are popular spots for summer recreation. I prefer visiting the bridge in the evening around dusk when the evening light and fireflies (in the warmer months) creates a...

Never come too early; the lack of streetlights can be quite intimidating in the darkness. Wait until the sun is about to rise before venturing into the Vickery Creek Park Trail. The water of Big Creek is exceptionally clear, providing a serene spot to sit by the rocks, enjoy the cool breeze, and savor some fruit. As the sunlight bathes the surroundings, the reflections create a truly...