Georgia state parks

Georgia is home to nearly 50 state parks, each offering outdoor enthusiasts with varying landscapes to explore from waterfalls, kayaking, tons of trails to hike, and more! The mission of Friends is to ensure resources are well protected, maintained, and well preserved for generations to enjoy. The mission of Friends is to partner with, promote and preserve Georgia State Parks and Historic Sites.

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.

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Sweet Georgia on My Mind, and we love visiting Georgia State Parks, Brasstown Bald, Jekyll Island, St. Simons Island, or Cumberland Island.

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

The 15 Best North Georgia State Parks & Historical Sites, including the top activities, attractions and available accommodations in each.

The ultimate list of must-see and unique places to visit in Georgia (the country). The best of the Caucasus – as recommended by an expat!

Take the road less traveled and wrap up the summer with a visit to one, or all, of these more undiscovered Georgia State Parks.

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

Looking for the best hidden gems in Georgia? Then check out this list full of unique places to visit in Georgia!