Stone Mountain Park

Stone Mountain Park

Stone Mountain Park is a popular destination in Georgia, known for its massive granite outcrop and extensive outdoor activities.

3,200
Acres Protected
15
Miles of Trails
4 million
Annual Visitors
1958
Year Established

About Stone Mountain Park

Stone Mountain Park
 

Stone Mountain Park, located in Stone Mountain, Georgia, is renowned for the enormous granite monolith at its center, which rises 825 feet above the surrounding terrain. This natural landmark draws millions of visitors each year who come to explore its 3,200 acres offering diverse ecology and abundant recreational activities. The park holds a significant historical role, with a large carving depicting Confederate leaders as a prominent feature. Visitors can engage in a variety of activities such as hiking the challenging Walk-Up Trail to the summit, exploring the lush forested trails, or enjoying the scenic railroad. The park also features a comprehensive array of recreational facilities including a campground, golf courses, and a lake for fishing and paddle sports. Stone Mountain Park serves as a hub for historical understanding, natural exploration, and outdoor adventure, making it a versatile destination suitable for all ages.

Highlights

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The historic Confederate Memorial Carving

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The challenging Walk-Up Trail to the summit

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The scenic ride on the Stone Mountain Scenic Railroad

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The seasonal Lasershow Spectacular in Mountainvision

Notable Natural Features

Confederate Memorial Carving

The largest bas-relief sculpture in the world depicting three Confederate leaders of the Civil War.

Skyride Cable Car

A cable car that offers a convenient and scenic way to reach the summit of Stone Mountain.

Stone Mountain Laser Show

A favorite nighttime entertainment with lasers, fireworks, and music showcased on the mountain's face.