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The Timeless Beauty of Little Mulberry Park

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Real Estate Agent with Drake Realty, Inc. 304526

Residents in Northern Gwinnett County know of several wonderful amenities that make living here so special.  There is a wide variety of home styles in multiple price ranges, with some of the finest options in national and local grocery stores, pharmacies, healthcare, and several popular local and national eateries, all just minutes away from Highway 316 and Interstate 85.   

But the biggest secret is really no secret at all: the massive area known as Little Mulberry Park, which is anything but “little.”    With four different entrances, it includes 15 miles of paved and unpaved trails for multiple uses, multiple lakeview piers over a massive fishing lake, an 18-hole disc golf course, a nature preserve, pavilions, playgrounds, plenty of paved parking, shade trees, and more.  The walking trail at the Hog Mountain Road Entrance in the Mill Creek High School Cluster is moderately hilly, but the loop spans only 2.2 miles and offers a good mix of shade, sunlight, and benches for resting.

Nature lovers should grab their bikes, dogs, or strollers and enter the park through the Mulberry Entrance on Hog Mountain Road.  Read about a few of the other local amenities in the Mill Creek High School Cluster, then call me, Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker, Agent, and REALTIST, Solomon Greene, when you decide to make your home in Northern Gwinnett County, GA.

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Licensed Real Estate Associate Broker, Solomon Greene

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Ed Silva, 203-206-0754
203-206-0754 - Waterbury, CT
Retired Real Estate Broker

Solomon, Little Mulberry sounds like a great place to spend a pleasant afternoon and commune with nature.

Sep 08, 2026 06:13 PM