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Amicalola Falls State Park - Amenities - 829 acres 24 tent, RV and trailer campsites 14 cottages - cottages #5 and #6 are pet friendly 56 lodge rooms - conference center restaurant 20-room inn spectacular 729-foot Amicalola Falls Waterfall, which is the tallest cascading waterfall east on the Mississippi visitor center interpretive programs 4 picnic shelters group shelter - fee ropes course trout fishing stream 12 miles of hiking trails entryway to Appalachian trails |
Black Rock Mountain State Park - Amenities - 1743 acres Highest State Park mountain with an altitude up to 3640 feet 48 tent, RV and trailer sites pioneer campground 12 walk-in sites 4 backcountry campsites 10 cottages - cottages #5 and #10 are dog friendly 2 picnic shelters 17-acre lake which has bass, bream, catfish, perch and trout fish visitor center 11 miles of hiking trails scenic overlooks with streams, waterfalls and lush forests. |
Bobby Brown State Outdoor Recreation Area - Amenities - 665 acres 61 tent, RV and trailer campsites 1 pioneer campground 5 Yurts 1 group shelter that seats 80 1 cottage 2 picnic shelters fishing boat ramp boat dock private boats allowed water-skiing 70,000-acre Clarks Hill Lake seasonal canoe and fishing boat rentals 1.9-mile hiking trail compass course |
Fort Yargo State Park & Will-A-Way Recreation Area - Amenities - 1814 acres Surrounds 260-acre Marbury Creek Reservoir Lake 40 tent, RV and trailer campsites pioneer campground 7 walk-in campsites group campsite that sleeps 250 people 3 cottages - some are dog friendly 5 picnic shelters 2 group shelters that seat 80 and 100 people 2 boat ramps fishing miniature golf seasonal canoe, pedal and fishing boat rentals 260-acre lake with beach 2 tennis courts handicap access 15 miles of hiking and mountain bike trails. |
Hart State Outdoor Recreation Area - Amenities - 147 acres 78 tent, RV and trailer campsites picnic sites on 55,590-acre lake 1 boat ramp fishing for largemouth bass, hybrid bass, striper, black crappie, bream, rainbow trout and wall-eyed pike fish 1.5 miles of bicycle and hiking trails. NOTE: Hart State Park's campground is self-registration only and open
seasonally. Day-use boat ramp at this park are open all year. |
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Moccasin Creek State Park - Amenities - 32 acres In Blue Ridge Mountains area 55 tent, RV and trailer campsites picnic shelter playground 2800-acre Lake Burton boat dock and ramp wheelchair accessible fishing pier seasonal canoe and Jon boat rental trout rearing station lake fishing for bass, crappie and bream stream fishing for trout 1-mile non-game interpretive trail with wildlife observation tower 2 miles of Hemlock Falls hiking trails with waterfall in trail. |
Richard B. Russell State Park - Amenities - 2508 acres 28 tent, RV and trailer campsites cable TV hookups 17 cottages - cottages #1 and #2 are dog friendly 3 picnic shelters 1 group shelter that seats 175 people disc golf Arrowhead Point Golf Course pro shop and Junior/Senior citizen golf discount 26,500-acre Richard B. Russell Lake seasonal canoe and pedal boat rental rowing area fishing ramps boat ramps water-skiing swimming beach volleyball all facilities are designed for wheelchair accessibility 6 miles of bicycle and hiking trails A nature trail follows the shoreline to one of the oldest steel pin bridges in the area. Trail loops through the adjoining woods and returns to the beach area. |
Smithgall Woods State Park - Amenities - 5664 acres North Georgia's popular trout stream, Duke's Creek, flows through this mountain property pioneer campground lodge, 4 picnic shelters visitor center wildlife viewing stands food plot bird watching Trout fishing on Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday only (daily for lodge guest). All visitors must register at the visitor center hunting environmental education activities guided tours 22-mile bicycle and hiking trail - call to reserve first wireless Internet available van tours |
Tallulah Gorge State Park - 338 Jane Hurt Yarn Drive, Tallulah Falls, GA 30573 Phone Contacts: Park (706) 754-7970 at 8 am - 5 pm Camping (706) 754-7979 Picnic Shelters 706-782-4014 Park Hours - 7 am - 10 pm
- $5 Parking Fee
Amenities - 2689 acres
One of the most spectacular canyons in the eastern U.S., Tallulah Gorge is 2 miles long and nearly 1,000 feet deep. 50 tent, RV and trailer campsites operated by Georgia Power primitive campground backcountry Adirondack shelter 2 picnic shelters Jane Hurt Yarn Interpretive Center gorge overlooks suspension bridge tennis courts 63-acre lake with beach seasonal - swimming fishing 20 miles of nature hiking and mountain bicycle trails Bicycling – 1.7-mile paved “Rails to Trails” path |
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Tugaloo State Park - Amenities - 393 acres 108 tent - RV and trailer campsites cable TV hookups pioneer campground 5 primitive campsites 20 cottages - cottages #18 and #19 are dog friendly 7 picnic shelters 1 group shelter that seats 80 people tennis courts miniature golf volleyball horseshoes seasonal canoe rentals 2 boat ramps fishing lake with largemouth bass swimming beach bath house scenic views of Lake Hartwell 4 miles of hiing trails The Crow Tree and Muscadine trails wind through oak, walnut, mulberry and chkerry trees. |
Unicoi State Park - Amenities - 1050 acres Offers excellent programs that focus on local natural, cultural, historical and cultural resources 82 tent, RV and trailer campsites 34 walk-in campsites squirrel's nest camping shelters 100 lodging rooms wireless Internet available 30 cottages - Cottage #A1 (barrell), Cottage #C1 and Smithcreek Cottage #1 are dog friendly 7 picnic shelters 4 tennis courts bird watching 53-acre lake seasonal canoe and pedal boat rentals seasonal swimming beach accessible fishing dock beach house that seats 100 people 8-mile mountain bike trail 12 miles of nature hiking trails. |
Victoria Bryant State Park - Amenities - 502 acres 25 tent, RV and trailer campsites 8 platform tent campsites 2 pioneer campgrounds 5 picnic shelters Highland Walk Golf Course and Pro Shop with Junior/Senior discounts 3 playgrounds fishing pond open to campers and disabled visitors only swimming pool 8 miles of bicycle and nature hiking trails. |
Vogel State Park - Amenities - 233 acres Located on the base of Blood Mountain in the Chattahoochee National Forest 103 tent, RV and trailer campsites 18 walk-in campsites pioneer and primitive backpacking campsites 35 cottages - cottages #5, #6 and #30 are dog friendly 4 picnic shelters 1 group shelter that seats 75 people CCC Museum general store miniature golf 20-acre lake seasonal pedal boat rental swimming beach 17 miles of backpacking and hiking trails 4-mile Bear Gap Hair Trail Easy 1-mile loop trail 13-mile Coosa Backcountry Trail Appalachian Trail nearby. |
Watson Mill Bridge State Park - Amenities - 1018 acres 32 tent, RV and trailer campsites pioneer campground 3 picnic shelters 1 group shelter that seats 100 people Log Cabin Bunkhouse that sleeps 8 people fishing lake for catfish, bass and bream 5-acre mill pond seasonal canoe and pedal boat rentals 12 miles horseback riding trails camping areas and stalls, (no horse rentals) 5-mile bicycle trails 7 miles of hiking trails Watson Mill Covered Bridge |
| NE Georgia Mountains State Historic Sites |
Dahlonega Gold Museum State Historic Site - #1 Public Square, Dahlonega, GA 30533 Phone (706) 864-2257 - Open Wednesday-Sunday.
Twenty years before the famed 1849 gold rush in California, thousands of prospectors flocked into the Cherokee Nation in north Georgia, marking the true beginning of our country's first gold rush. Their dramatic story is told inside the historic 1836 Lumpkin County Courthouse. It is the oldest courthouse in Georgia. Dahlonega prospered with its mining activity, and a U.S. Branch Mint opened in 1838. The museum's exhibits include a set of these coins, a nugget weighing more than five ounces, a large hydraulic cannon and nozzle used to blast soil from mountainsides, and a film and gift shop.
Visitors can explore the courthouse features, including beautiful wooden chapel seats from 1889, and the judge's chambers. The town of Dahlonega is a popular destination for gold panning, shopping and sightseeing.
Admission: $2.50 - $4. Group rates available with advance notice. Closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years Day.
Located on the Public Square in Dahlonega, 5 miles west of GA Hwy 400. |
Traveler's Rest Historic Site - 8162 Riverdale Rd, Toccoa, GA 30577
Phone (706) 886-2256 - Open Only open the first Saturday of each month.
Traveler's Rest is a stagecoach inn and plantation home. It was built around 1815 by James R. Wylie. He sold the inn to Devereaux Jarrett in the 1830s who doubled the plantation size. Georgia purchased the plantation in the 1950s and opened it to the public as a historic site. Visitors can enjoy a tour of the house, and see many of its original artifacts and furnishings.
Admission: $2.50 - $4. Group rates available with advance notice. Closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years Day.
Located six miles east of Toccoa via U.S. Hwy 123 |
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