Trail of ‘forest fairy houses’ is back at Chattahoochee Nature Center

The Chattahoochee Nature Center's Forest Fairy House Trail is back for a second year.

The exhibit — a trail of more than a dozen whimsical houses made from tiny natural objects — will be open every day until May 31.

The center uses local artists to help create the outdoor exhibits, but guests can create their own “Fairy House” in a free play area.

The exhibit is included with general admission and is free for CNC members. It will line the Homestead Trail and Kingfisher Pond Trail. For more information, call 770-992-2055 extension 238.

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