15 Unmissable Events at Georgia State Parks This Summer

Summer is the perfect time to explore the beauty and diversity of Georgia State Parks. Here are 15 events you won’t want to miss:

Full Moon Hike at Tallulah Gorge State Park Experience the gorge in a new light during a guided full moon hike. Enjoy breathtaking views under the moonlit sky.
Wildlife Encounters at Panola Mountain State Park Join park rangers for up-close encounters with native wildlife, including birds of prey and reptiles.
Paddle Under the Stars at Fort Yargo State Park Paddle across the serene lake as the sun sets and stars begin to twinkle. A perfect evening for nature lovers.
Junior Ranger Camp at Amicalola Falls State Park Kids can earn their Junior Ranger badges while learning about nature, conservation, and park history.
Historic Farm Tour at Red Top Mountain State Park Step back in time with a guided tour of a 19th-century homestead and experience life on a historic farm.
Kayak Eco-Tour at Crooked River State Park Paddle through scenic waterways, exploring coastal marshes and learning about the local ecosystem.
Astronomy Night at Chattahoochee Bend State Park Join amateur astronomers for a night of stargazing, complete with telescopes and expert guidance.
Geocaching Adventure at Cloudland Canyon State Park Embark on a modern-day treasure hunt using GPS to find hidden caches throughout the park.
Bird Watching Walk at Sweetwater Creek State Park Bring your binoculars for a guided walk focused on spotting and identifying local bird species.
Art in the Park at Hard Labor Creek State Park Participate in outdoor painting and photography workshops, capturing the natural beauty of the park.
Mountain Biking Challenge at Fort Mountain State Park Test your skills on challenging mountain biking trails with guided rides and tips from experts.
Fishing Derby at High Falls State Park Anglers of all ages can compete in a friendly fishing contest, with prizes for the biggest catch.
Trail Running Series at Unicoi State Park Join fellow runners for a series of trail races through diverse and scenic terrains.
Nature Crafts at Vogel State Park Kids and families can get creative with nature-inspired crafts and activities.
Canoe and Campfire at Mistletoe State Park Paddle on Clarks Hill Lake and end the day with a campfire, complete with s’mores and storytelling.