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Red Top Mountain State Park
Soak up views of the lake's shoreline on foot or bike from the gravel-topped 4-mile Iron Hill Trail.
Unwind and recharge at this popular park on the northwestern edge of metro Atlanta. More than 15 miles of hiking trails and 4 miles of biking trails wind through the pine-forested park.
A sand swimming beach nestled in a cove surrounded by trees offers blessed relief from the stifling Southern heat. The heart of the 1,776-acre park is the 12,0000-acre Lake Allatoona. Boaters, water skiers and anglers find recreational respite here, just 40 miles from Atlanta.
Bring your own boat, or rent one here. Multiple boat ramps and docks, as well as a marina, provide easy access to the sparkling waters.
Hikers (and their trail-loving canines) wanting a workout can check out the park's longest and most scenic Homestead Trail. Replete with lake views, the 5.3-mile route winds you through a fern-filled forest where wildlife a
Unwind and recharge at this popular park on the northwestern edge of metro Atlanta. More than 15 miles of hiking trails and 4 miles of biking trails wind through the pine-forested park.
A sand swimming beach nestled in a cove surrounded by trees offers blessed relief from the stifling Southern heat. The heart of the 1,776-acre park is the 12,0000-acre Lake Allatoona. Boaters, water skiers and anglers find recreational respite here, just 40 miles from Atlanta.
Bring your own boat, or rent one here. Multiple boat ramps and docks, as well as a marina, provide easy access to the sparkling waters.
Hikers (and their trail-loving canines) wanting a workout can check out the park's longest and most scenic Homestead Trail. Replete with lake views, the 5.3-mile route winds you through a fern-filled forest where wildlife and wildflowers abound.
A generous menu of camping options includes 18 cottages, one lakeside yurt, 92 tent/RV campsites, and a pioneer campground.
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1 campground in Red Top Mountain State Park
Ideal for swimming, water skiing and fishing, Red Top Mountain State Park Campground offers fun in the sun or shade! Nestled in a cove and surrounded by trees, cool off along the swimming beach or hike along the 15 miles of trails that provide an excellent opportunity for exercise and nature photography. Settle in for the night along the spacious Read more...
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