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Step back in time and visit Georgia’s best-preserved historic Cherokee home. It now stands as a "monument to the culture of the Cherokees".
Not far off of I-20 in DeKalb County is one of the area’s most unique places to hike, bike or just enjoy the beauty of nature – Arabia Mountain.
Get lost in beauty and history while visiting Kolomoki Mounds State Park. This historically-significant park is the oldest and largest Woodland Indian site in the southeast, dating back to 350 to 750 a.d.
Have outdoor family fun and learn local Native history at Indian Springs State Park.
Hard Labor Creek State Park has more than 24 miles of trail to explore by foot, bike or horseback.
Florence Marina State Park provides lovely water views, as well as ample opportunity for birdwatching and learning about the Native history of this area.
Enjoy the outdoors with a weekend getaway filled with family fun. Amicalola Falls has many adventures in store and a stunning 729 ft waterfall!
Planning your next outdoor adventure? Tugaloo State Park has all you want with a beautiful view of Lake Hartwell.
A.H. Stephens is not your average state park. Along with other amenities, you can find a Civil War museum including Alexander H. Stephens’ home, Liberty Hall and many notable artifacts.
The area around the spring was first inhabited by the Cherokee. Today the spring provides water for 10,000 people in Northwest Georgia.
