Atlanta recreation
Atlanta has a diversity of recreational activities to choose from. Atlanta
recreation includes golf, hiking, mountain biking, camping, boating, or
just strolling around Stone Mountain Park. For the more relaxed Atlanta
recreation, stroll the historic districts and monuments, spend the day
at the spa, or check out all that downtown Atlanta has to offer. No matter
where you're staying, Atlanta recreation is just around the next corner,
or a short drive away. Atlanta's recreation will never leave you wondering
what to do, but rather, what to do NEXT!
Camping
Stone Mountain Park
Atlanta area
Atlanta outdoor recreation at it's best. Stone Mountain Park is a great place to camp with the family. They have full shower facilities, laundry facilities, and a playground to mention a few amenities. The campground also offers events and activities such as: Ice Cream Socials, Family Game Night, and Morning Fireside Socials. Camp sites range from $23 to $38 per night. Pricing is site specific, pertaining to location and utilities.
Fishing
Chattahoochee River
Atlanta area
Atlanta recreation for the anglers! Enjoy fishing at the Chattahoochee River year-round. Spend a day catching trout, bass, catfish, and other species for a great experience. The park river is open for fishing from 30 minutes before sunrise until 30 minutes after sunset. However, night fishing is not allowed. Dont forget to get the required Georgia fishing license. There are plenty of fishing spots in the river shoals near parking areas. There is a $2.00 daily fee. Park passes are available in all parking lots.
Hiking
Amicalola Falls State Park
Atlanta area
Atlanta recreation for hikers! For some moderate to strenuous hiking try the Amicalola Falls. The park contains 8.2 miles of backcountry trails and 729 foot picturesque falls, which are the highest in Georgia. The admittance to the park is free and is open 7 days a week.
Rafting
Chattahoochee River
Atlanta area
Looking for some white water excitement? Atlanta recreation's got it! Try rafting the Chattahoochee River. It's rated one of the 10 best runs in the country, including some stunning scenery. The Chattooga is split into five sections, two of which are suitable for whitewater rafting. Rafting is available 7 days a week beginning mid-March through the end of October.
