About Georgia State Parks

Georgia State Parks highlight Southern charm, with rolling hills, serene lakes, and fascinating historical sites.

Georgia’s state parks showcase the natural beauty and charm of the South, offering serene lakes, scenic trails, and historical landmarks. Amicalola Falls State Park, home to one of the tallest cascading waterfalls in the Southeast, is a must-visit for hikers and nature enthusiasts. For a lakeside escape, Vogel State Park, nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains, provides opportunities for fishing, kayaking, and camping amidst stunning mountain scenery.

In addition to their natural beauty, Georgia’s state parks are steeped in history and culture. Fort Mountain State Park, named for its mysterious ancient rock wall, combines hiking trails with fascinating historical intrigue. Meanwhile, Providence Canyon State Park, often called 'Georgia’s Little Grand Canyon,' features colorful cliffs and unique geological formations. Whether exploring history or enjoying outdoor recreation, Georgia’s state parks provide a perfect getaway for every visitor.