Stone Mountain Park
Welcome to Stone Mountain Park. With over 15 miles of hiking trails, a few lakes, and one stunning view from the top, this is a must-stop on your adventures.
We made it here during the time of the 57th annual Yellow Daisy Festival. This is one of the nation's top arts and craft shows featuring over 400 artists, fresh flowers, live music, and festival food.
See MoreWalk Up Mountain Trail
Take the Walk-Up Mountain Trail instead of the tram. This one-mile climb comes with stunning views of the city. This is one of the more popular trails here, so you will see others along the way.
See MoreCherokee Trail
Cherokee Trail is another popular trail at Stone Mountain. This five-mile loop trial circles the base of the mountain. You'll pass two lakes, Venable Lake and Stone Mountain Lake, as well as Catfish Pond.
See MoreStone Mountain Lake
Rent a paddleboard and head out on Stone Mountain Lake. You can find rentals available at Adventure Outpost at the Waterfront.
See MoreIndian Island
Indian Island is on Stone Mountain Lake and has a few trails you can hike. Drive across the bridge to the parking lot and hike King's Trail or the Connecting Trail.
See MoreStone Mountain Grist Mill
As you explore the park, make sure to check out the Stone Mountain Grist Mill. The Grist Mill was moved to the park in 1965 and is over a century old.
See MoreSkyHike
Wanna have a little more fun in the park, take on the aerial ropes course, SkyHike. Find beautiful views and climb through the trees in Stone Mountain Park.
See MoreVenable Lake
Venable Lake is the second lake in Stone Mountain Park. You can see this lake from the Cherokee or Connecting Trail. Enjoy fishing or Kayaking on this lake.
See MoreAtlanta's Stone Mountain Park Sightseeing Tour
Don't know where to start in the park, take the Stone Mountain Park sightseeing tour. This tour is about five hours long and will take you across the 3,200-acre park, on trails, to the lakes, to see geological features, historical spaces, and more.
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