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Stone Mountain Park, Stone Mountain

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#1 of 123 in Wildlife in Georgia
State Park · Wildlife Area
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A family adventure park, Stone Mountain Park is nestled atop Stone Mountain, a historical spot well known for hosting the largest bas relief sculpture in the world, the Confederate Memorial carving. The park encompasses 1,295 hectares (3,200 acres) of terrain. Overlook active geysers from a tower or navigate trails through suspended treetop paths. Go hiking, fishing, or golfing, or a scenic cable car or train ride. Just don’t forget to pack closed-toe shoes, which are required for some activities. Planning Stone Mountain trip won't be overwhelming when you use Inspirock's itinerary maker.
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  • It’s been many years since I’ve visited Stone Mountain Park and it was a great as my last visit. The Dinosaur Explore area was a huge hit for my son. Great information given on each dinosaur... 
    It’s been many years since I’ve visited Stone Mountain Park and it was a great as my last visit. The Dinosaur Explore area was a huge hit for my son. Great information given on each dinosaur...  more »
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  • Our first time coming by to see Stone Mountain. $20 Vehicle Entry, was well worth the drive, literally around the entire mountain. Beautiful landscape, everywhere you look. We arrived very close to dark and were thrilled to find out that they close at midnight! The Lift to the top and Gift Shop were certainly closed by the time we arrived, but we were able to navigate a well-lit sidewalk, to get a bit closer to the carving. Really pretty area, very nice folks. Absolutely worth the stop!
  • Day pass is 20$ Lift to mountain is 20$ per adult Attractions are extra We only did the hiking and loved how much there was to walk, we wished though they allowed dogs but they sadly don’t. They kept the trail clean and wonderfully labeled so you knew where you were at. The songbird nature trail is a cute trail for younger kids who can’t do as much hiking. There are also playgrounds for kids which looked well kept. There is camping for tents, yurts, and trailers. Tons of benches to have picnics at. Great size golf course though don’t know cost or how long it stays open

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