Georgia’s highest state park includes 1,803 acres. The park’s crown jewel, majestic Black Rock Mountain, altitude 3,640 feet, is located astride the Eastern Continental Divide. Georgia’s top recreational area features …
Boasts fabulous hiking trails, many of which lead to pretty cascades and roaring waterfalls, and a healthy deer, turkey, and bear population (last estimated to be 30,000, 6,000, and 650 …
Operated and maintained by Georgia Power Company. Due to its elevated location above the lake, this park serves as a scenic overlook for travelers along U.S. Highway 76. There is …
The central location of Moccasin Creek State Park makes it a perfect spot to begin your high country exploration. Located on the shores of beautiful Lake Burton in west Rabun …
A county owned, multi -purpose rental complex providing opportunities for livestock and horse shows, dog shows, concerts, rodeos, fairs, trade shows, car shows, tractor shows and other commercial events. With …
A part of Rabun County Parks and Recreation Department. 9 baseball-softball fields, 3 gyms, a multi-purpose field for football and soccer, picnic pavilions, Olympic size outdoor swimming pool, and a …
This 2,689 acre park surrounding Tallulah Gorge offers camping, lake/beach swimming, fishing andspectacular waterfalls. The Jane Hurt Yarn Interpretive Center, a 15,000 square foot state-of-the-art facility, features comprehensive displays on …
This park provides a great atmosphere on a nice day at Lake Burton. There is a beach and swimming area, with picnic tables, rest rooms, and parking. Access to the …
