Georgia State Parks

Georgia's 48 state parks offer a diverse blend of natural beauty, history, and outdoor recreation. From the towering canyons of Cloudland Canyon to the tranquil shores of Crooked River, each park highlights a unique aspect of Georgia’s landscape. Highlights include the historic sites at Fort Mountain, the expansive lakes of Fort Yargo, and the lush forests of Amicalola Falls, home to one of the tallest cascading waterfalls in the Southeast. Visitors can enjoy activities such as hiking, fishing, boating, and exploring rich cultural sites, making Georgia's state parks ideal destinations for adventure and relaxation throughout the year.