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Stone Mountain ParkState Park · $
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Just east of Atlanta, Stone Mountain Park is a 3200-acre (1300-hectare) park centres on the world's largest exposed...
MoreJust east of Atlanta, Stone Mountain Park is a 3200-acre (1300-hectare) park centres on the world's largest exposed granite mountain. Skylift gondolas whisk visitors 825 feet (251 meters) to the top, where commanding views of the Georgia countryside await them. The north face's bas-relief memorial to Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson is one of the world's largest. An antebellum plantation, an antique auto museum and a petting zoo are all located within the park. Playing host to myriad activities such as camping, dining, and lodging, this park bears wooden mountain slopes bearing recherche Georgia oak, natural pools as well as delightful, verdant foliage. During the summer, there are evening laser light shows on the mountain, whereas the Great Barn and Geyser Towers are other attractions in the park. Some of the major trails coursing through the park include the Cherokee Trail, Walk-Up Trail, Nature Garden Trail, and Songbird Habitat Trail. Less
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1000 Robert E. Lee Blvd Stone Mountain, GA 30083 432.53 mi
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- kazim r05/30/24
  we were are there early in the morning loads of parking space available. you can save a parking ticket and go back out and come back in. Food items and ice boxes are allowed. we did sky train first.... More
- gregnemec5605/10/24
  How things have changed from when I worked at the park in the 70's. Now you pay$20 to enter and have to pay upwards of $40 just to walk around and look at the carving and shops. Pay money to spend... More
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