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.
Sweetwater Creek is truly one of the most unique State Parks in Georgia In late June, Jesse and I drove to Lithia Springs to visit Sweetwater Creek State Park. Sweetwater Creek is truly one of the most unique State Parks in Georgia – I might be biased because I used
Jekyll Island is a barrier island off the coast of Georgia. In 1950, the Jekyll Island State Park Authority was established by the State of Georgia to govern and manage the island. The Jekyll Island Authority serves as steward of the island, overseeing all natural areas and commercial operations of the island.
Hiking Tallulah Gorge State Park: Stunning waterfalls and amazing scenery in the North Georgia Mountains. The park boasts 20 miles of hiking trails, and the major attractions of the gorge are the six waterfalls known as the Tallulah Falls, which cause the Tallulah River to drop 500 feet over one mile.
Take a Relaxing Getaway to Florence Marina State Park Located just 15 minutes away from Providence Canyon is Florence Marina State Park. Florence Marina State Park is located on the northern end of Lake Walter F. George (also called Lake Eufaula), which is a large lake fed by the Chattahoochee
It is hard to describe the canyon’s otherworldly beauty in words. It feels like you are somewhere out west. A constant flow of water goes through the bottom of the canyon, so the ground has a shimmer from water, sand particles, and different types of rock. The very first time we went, I felt like I was on Tatooine.