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Richard B. Russell

Richard B. Russell State Park is best known for its golf course, well-kept disc golf course and some of the

Get lost in beauty and history while visiting Kolomoki Mounds State Park. This historically-significant park is the oldest and largest

Indian Springs State Park, located 20 minutes off I-75 in middle Georgia, is one of the oldest state parks in

Hard Labor Creek State Park offers outdoor recreational opportunities in a wooded setting. According to the Georgia Department of Natural

A great destination for hiking and history, Fort Mountain State Park sits at the southwestern end of the Cohutta Mountains.

Sitting at the northern end of Lake Walter F. George and adjacent to a natural deep-water marina, Florence Marina State

Amicalola Falls, home to the tallest waterfall in the state, is one of the Georgia’s most popular state parks. Located

This park is filled with stunning views of Lake Hartwell. Tugaloo State Park spans an entire wooded peninsula which provides

Historical markers at Big Spring Park in Cedartown note that the area around the spring was first inhabited by the

New Echota is one of the most significant Cherokee Indian sites in the nation and was where the tragic Trail