With towering mountains, cascading waterfalls, and hidden lakes, Georgia’s state parks offer adventures for all interests, from hiking scenic trails to relaxing on a secluded beach. Whether you’re seeking a thrilling whitewater rafting trip or a peaceful camping getaway, Georgia’s state parks have something for you.
This second weekend in November was a great time to see fall color. Up in North Georgia, many places are reaching their peak at this time. But the lower elevations peak at later times in November. This area had not yet reached peak, there was still some green, but plenty of gold and oranges were along the hike.
In late September, Jesse and I took a nice break from work and hit the road with our two dogs and camper. We headed down south to Hunting Island State Park in South Carolina and Skidaway Island State Park near Savannah.
In mid-July, Jesse and I took a trip to High Falls State Park. Well, it was more than a trip – it was a camping weekend full of hiking, campfires, fishing, and of course, good beer. Jesse and I last went camping at High Falls State Park in September of 2022, so it had been a while since our last visit.
Elijah Clark State Park is located on Clarks Hill Lake, which is actually a part of the Savannah River In late May, Jesse and I loaded up the pups, hitched up the camper, and took a trip across the state to Elijah Clark State Park. Elijah Clark State Park is
Fort Mountain State Park is one of our Go-To State Parks in Georgia This article deviates from our usual format of combining hiking and brewery visits. Instead, it focuses on our experience at the campground within Fort Mountain State Park. However, this is not a typical vacation recap. If you
We traveled to one of the most iconic natural landmarks in Georgia: Amicalola Falls. This waterfall is located in Amicalola Falls State Park. This waterfall is 729 feet high, is the tallest waterfall in the southeast, and is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of Georgia.