Hatcher is the Georgia state parks’ “Leaf Lady” and she says there are the most popular state parks for fall color: Amicalola Falls, Black Rock Mountain, Cloudland Canyon, FD Roosevelt ...

Whether you'd like to hike, fish, appreciate towering waterfalls or explore caves, you'll be able to do it at Georgia state parks far and wide. ExploreNew list ranks this spot as the best campsite ...

Go Chasing Waterfalls Waterfalls are Georgia’s State Parks calling card. Pick and choose from one of Georgia’s many awe-inspiring waterfalls perfectly positioned around the state. Watch from ...

ExploreGeorgia state parks bring the outdoors to metro Atlantans ... They’ll send a shirt to wear as you ascend to the top of Amicalola Falls, explore Georgia’s “Little Grand Canyon ...

small waterfalls and lush forests. Visitors enjoy the summit visitor center for its views, gift shop and picnic tables,” Georgia State Parks said about Black Rock Mountain. #28: Vogel State Park ...

Nestled in Georgia's wilderness, this beloved state park offers pristine camping spots, scenic hiking trails, and endless ...

Whether you’re into hiking, biking or paddling, Georgia’s state parks have a challenge for you. Join the Canyon Climbers Club Challenge and scale to the top of Amicalola Falls, explore the ...

Anna Ruby Falls is created by two creeks meeting ... You will have to pay the normal $5 parking fee for Georgia State Parks. Tallulah Gorge You can hike the rim trails to overlook the Tallulah ...

"Spectacular scenery and hiking trails make Amicalola Falls State Park & Lodge one of Georgia's most popular state parks," said Explore Georgia. It's home to more than 1,500 acres of mountainous ...

Two of Georgia’s iconic waterfalls have all but gone dry thanks ... "We’re one of the busiest parks in the state," said Austin Brown, office manager of Cloudland Canyon State Park, who grew ...