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Bird Sanctuary at Toco Hills

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Protected bird sanctuary, very private. Only one entrance, any entering will be heard long before they arrive. Great for all kinds of nature . Managed by the Audobon Society, no caretaker, no police patrols. Lots of cruising along trails, many spots to move off trail. You cannot be seen by anyone. Several gay neighbors watch for people to enter and join in the fun!
Crowd: Variety of types, from neighborhood gays to Emory College guys.

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Variety of types, from neighborhood gays to Emory College guys.

Private Bird Sanctuary, 28 acres, off Holly Lane and N Druid Hills, about one block down Holly, on right, entrance to Gatchell Home, dirt road off to left behind house.
  • Crowd:Variety of types, from neighborhood gays to Emory College guys.
  • Hours:Noon to late afternoon, and weekends.
  • Cruising Info/ Tips:Very private, no patrols, occasional bird watchers, but you will know if anyone's there before entering. Rarely used house at end of trail, no occupant for many months.
    Cruisiest Spots: Around bend, where creek runs.
  • Nudity / Policy:Yes / When well inside woods, some nudity is found.
  • Wheelchair Accessible:No
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  • no one was there!

    Commented on 2/8/2008 10:41:15 AM

     

  • i am going there now.

    Commented on 2/8/2008 4:52:52 AM

     

  • This place is dead! Stopped by last night after work, the trails have obviously not been used for quite some time. No one was there- don't waste your time.

    Commented on 9/25/2007 12:59:01 PM

     

  • Found it - but where do you park legally and safely, to not bring too much attention?

    Commented on 9/20/2007 8:37:38 AM

     

  • Caution. People are becoming more aware of the park as it has been in the news a lot lately because it is connected with the proposed Sembler company project. You can access the park from back of the Kittredge School/Adams Stadium at Kittredge Park Rd NE off N. Druid Hills Rd.

    Commented on 9/20/2007 5:51:02 AM

     
 
 
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