You'll Be Blown Away By These 8 Amazing State Forests In Georgia

Ready for another family get-together? I have an idea that doesn’t cost much (and doesn’t require you to go far from your home.) Take a trip to one of Georgia’s amazing state parks, and experience the natural beauty this state has to offer. You’ll love the fresh air and the astounding views at these 8 amazing state forests.

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This is actually a national forest in the north Georgia mountains. Experience an abundance of greenery and blue sky within this vast forest.

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Pictured: Another amazing view of the Chattahoochee National Forest.

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Fort Mountain State Park was founded in 1938 for the 885 foot rock found on its peak. This 3700+ acre forest is located between Elijay and Chatsworth.

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This gorgeous forest is perfect for your next outdoor event, such as a wedding or a family reunion. This gorgeous park is located in Winder, Georgia.

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Dawson Forest is considered a state forest, but it is managed by the city of Atlanta. This huge forest is more than 10,000 acres and is open for multi-uses such as hiking, hunting and horseback riding.

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Unicoi State Park is another great park located in Helen, Georgia. Get out on their camping ground and visit the beautiful lake in this park.

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Pictured: A lush, green day at Lake Unicoi.

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The Sweetwater Creek State Park is always full of fun activities. You can paddle by moonlight or take a guided 3-mile hike. On top of it all, the scenery is breathtaking.

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This state park holds the popular lake, Lake Allatoona. It's a fun place to fish, swim and water ski.

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Here's a great park for the entire family. This park features hiking, fishing lakes, a nature center and campgrounds.

Are there any camping trips in your near future? Have you or your loved ones ever visited any of these parks, and if so, what did you think? Tell your fellow Georgians all about it in the comments below!