State parks in the southern US offer a chance to hike through mountains, swim in cool lakes, and explore unique ecosystems, all under warm sunshine. From relaxing on sandy beaches to spelunking in ancient caves, there’s an unforgettable adventure waiting in every direction.
Just an hour or so west of Chattanooga is South Cumberland State Park. This park is very spread out across three different counties – but we started in Monteagle, where the Visitor’s Center is located.
While the Hardman Farm site’s main historical areas do not necessarily have named hiking trails, visiting the many buildings and areas that are open to the public takes visitors on quite a lengthy excursion! The main farm area is expansive and includes an impressive Italianate style mansion built in 1870 and 19 outbuildings.
A Rewarding Hike at Red Top Mountain State Park: Diverse Landscapes and Scenic Lake Views Looking for a scenic hike close to Atlanta? Look no further than Red Top Mountain State Park in Bartow County, Georgia. While it has an Acworth address, the park itself is nestled closer to the
