10 Amazing State Parks That Are Worthy Of Your Georgia Bucket List

If you’ve never been to any of the state parks in Georgia, then boy, do you have some making up to do! We have some truly magnificent hiking spots, lakes, rivers, and streams to play in. You’ll never find a dull moment outside. We guarantee that no matter which natural adventure you choose, it will make for an unforgettable experience! In case you’re unsure of where to start, here are 10 of the best state parks in Georgia!

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On 829 beautiful acres, the name of this state park comes from the Cherokee language for "tumbling waters." One look and you'll see why that is.
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Address: 418 Amicalola Falls Road Dawsonville, GA 30534

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Between the abundance of trails, fishing, boating, and other things you can do at Chattahoochee Bend State Park, you'll never be bored. It sits on nearly 3,000 acres.
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Address: 425 Bobwhite Way, Newnan, GA 30263

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The views here will totally overwhelm you. Located near Trenton and Cooper Heights on the western edge of Lookout Mountain, it's a backpacker's paradise. Elevation ranges from 800-1900.
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Address: 122 Cloudland Canyon Park Rd, Rising Fawn, GA 30738

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Sitting on an enormous 9,000 acres, F.D. Roosevelt State Park is the largest in Georgia. The cottages, hiking trails, and everything in between make it worth visiting.
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Address: 2970 GA-190, Pine Mountain, GA 31822

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One standout feature of this park is a log fort built in 1792 for protection against Creek and Cherokee Indians. It's located between Athens and Atlanta.
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Address: 210 S Broad St, Winder, GA 30680

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This is one of the first state parks in Georgia and actually sits at the base of blood mountain in Chattahoochee National Forest. It's not that big, but it's absolutely stunning.
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Address: 405 Vogel State Park Rd, Blairsville, GA 30512

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If you're into water sports, then Red Top Mountain is for you. It's surrounded by Lake Allatoona.
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Address: 50 Lodge Rd SE, Cartersville, GA 30121

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This state park peaks at just under 1,000 feet above sea level, making for some breathtaking views. There are miles of paved biking trails for the cycling enthusiast.
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Address: 2620 Georgia 155 SW, Stockbridge, GA 30281

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At an elevation of 3,446 feet, is there any doubt Black Rock Mountain has the best views? Definitely worth seeing.
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Address: 3085 Black Rock Mountain Pkwy, Mountain City, GA 30562

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High Falls is actually the site of a former booming industrial center. But then it became abandoned once it was bypassed by the railroad. It's still a beautiful place to see.
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Address: 76 High Falls Park Dr, Jackson, GA 30233

Are you ready to take a trip to a Georgia state park? I would think so after this. For more information on these and other parks in our beautiful state, check out GaStateParks.org. Do you have other parks that you would consider to be the best state parks in Georgia? Make sure to let us know in the comments section!