Georgia state parks

The 15 Best State Parks in Georgia, including an overview of some of the best activities, attractions, and accommodations in each!

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Many of Georgia's best attractions and natural landscapes can be found within the state parks. Here's our guide to Georgia parks.

If you're looking for some hidden gems for fall foliage, head to these seven Georgia State Parks and take advantage of the smaller crowds and wide open spaces.

Have you ever heard of Providence Canyon State Park? It is knows as the "Grand Canyon of the South!" Read this complete guide to experiencing the park.

High Falls State Park, located in Jackson, Geogia is for the adventurous camper that loves exploring new hiking trails and waterfalls.

When I think of Tallulah Gorge State Park in Tallulah Falls located in Rabun County, I think of the spectacular views and that awesome suspension bridge. But there are so many other completely cool things about this state park, too! Here's everything you need to know about this amazing Georgia State Park.

The beauty of Georgia's waterfalls can lure even not-so-outdoorsy types off the beaten path and into picture-perfect wilds. Here are some of the best waterfalls with hikes around the state.

Indian Springs State Park located in Butts County, Georgia is a beauiful, historic state park to camp or explore for the day.

Craving extraordinary scenery and adventure? Add these Georgia State Parks to your must-see list.