Is Collier Hills North safe?

Atlanta, Georgia · safety score updated nightly

89out of 100

Yes — it is one of the safer places in the metro to walk around.

VibeLoco rates Collier Hills North as “Go”.

Gogo's take on Collier Hills North

“Go. Collier Hills North is a safe, affluent, and historic residential pocket in South Buckhead that is wonderful for a peaceful walk or run. While it lacks commercial retail directly inside its borders, it offers scenic tree-lined streets and seamless access to nearby parks and trails.”

About the area

Collier Hills North is a picturesque residential neighborhood featuring mid-century architecture, rolling hills, and lush green canopies. It offers a tranquil, suburban atmosphere while remaining conveniently situated between Buckhead, Midtown, and the Upper Westside.

Historic / Tree-Lined
Affluent & Quiet
Family-Friendly
Hilly Suburban

Walking and biking in Collier Hills North

Walk score: 46/100 · Bike score: 42/100

Cyclists can access the Northside BeltLine Trail and PATH networks via Atlanta Memorial Park just to the south, though interior roads are hilly and lack dedicated bike lanes.

Reasons to go, and reasons to think twice

Pros

Exceptionally low violent crime rate and high neighborhood safety
Scenic, well-maintained streets shaded by mature trees
Immediate access to Atlanta Memorial Park and the Northside BeltLine Trail
Very low vehicle traffic on interior streets

Cons

Hilly topography can be challenging for some walkers
No shops, cafes, or dining directly within the residential core
Sidewalk coverage is inconsistent on some residential blocks

Homelessness: Visible homelessness is not a notable presence within Collier Hills North. Occasional unhoused individuals may be seen along distant commercial strips like Northside Drive or Howell Mill Road, but not in the residential interior.

What Collier Hills North is like at each time of day

Morning · 5a – 11a: Peaceful and active with residents jogging and walking dogs along quiet residential streets.
Afternoon · 11a – 5p: Calm and very safe, with light local traffic and pleasant shaded sidewalks.
Evening · 5p – 10p: Quiet and secure as neighbors unwind, ideal for an evening stroll.
Late night · 10p – 5a: Very low foot traffic and minimal activity; remains safe, though streets are largely dark and strictly residential.

Transit, parking and getting around

MARTA rail does not directly serve the neighborhood; the nearest station is Arts Center Station, about 2.5 miles southeast. MARTA bus route 110 operates along Peachtree Road to the east.

Street parking is generally free and unrestricted on residential streets, though caution is needed on narrow, winding roads. Dedicated parking is readily available at nearby Atlanta Memorial Park and Bobby Jones Golf Course.

Things to do in Collier Hills North

Stroll the quiet, rolling residential streets to admire mid-century homes and gardens
Visit adjacent Atlanta Memorial Park for open green space and walking paths
Connect to the Northside BeltLine Trail and explore Tanyard Creek Park

Local favorites

Boone's · American Restaurant
An upscale-casual dining spot overlooking Bobby Jones Golf Course just south of the neighborhood.
Henri's Bakery & Deli · Bakery & Cafe
A long-standing local favorite on nearby Andrews Drive serving signature sandwiches and classic baked goods.
Houston's · American Restaurant
A polished, perennial favorite on nearby Peachtree Road known for classic steaks, burgers, and cocktails.

Scores blend recent reported crime levels, area poverty and walk/bike access, refreshed nightly. They are a guide, not a guarantee — conditions change street to street.