Alpharetta, GA, USA to Decatur, GA, USA from $2: 5 ways by bus, train, flight or car

The distance between Alpharetta and Decatur is approximately 33.8 km by direct route, with a road distance of 42.3 km. The travel time by public transportation is about 1 hour and 13 minutes, involving taking the Line 140 bus and then the subway.

The most cost-effective option for traveling from Alpharetta to Decatur is to take the Line 140 bus and subway, which costs $2-$6 and takes approximately 1 hour and 13 minutes. This option may take longer than other modes of transportation, but it is a more economical choice. If time is of the essence, the quickest way to reach Decatur from Alpharetta is by taxi, which typically takes around 31 minutes and costs $95-$120.

To travel from Alpharetta to Decatur without using public transportation, you can drive the distance of 41.8 km, which takes approximately 31 minutes. The cost of this journey by car can vary between $4 to $7, depending on factors such as gas prices and tolls.

To travel from Alpharetta to Decatur without a car, the best option is to take the line 140 bus and then transfer to the subway. This journey typically takes around 1 hour and 13 minutes and costs between $2 and $6. The line 140 bus operates between Alpharetta and North Springs Station, from where you can transfer to the subway to reach Decatur.

There is a wide range of accommodation options available near Decatur. With 1278+ hotels to choose from, travelers can find options to fit various budgets and preferences. Prices for hotels in Decatur start at $58 per night.

Yes, you can travel from Alpharetta to Decatur by bicycle.