Saturday, June 3 marks National Trails Day. Many state parks are offering a variety of hikes, such as a geology hike at Providence Canyon, nature hike at Sapelo Island, and Paws to the Falls at High Falls.
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Notes for the Road: Walk Georgia Blog
With summer upon us, many agencies are reminding Georgians of the importance of water safety through a SPLASH campaign. The DNR is in the process of adding “loaner boards” with personal flotation devices (life jackets) at public boat ramps.
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PATH forms partnerships with local governments and has successfully help to build over 250 miles of greenway trails. PATH provides a knowledgeable staff to plan, design, build and maintain trail projects. In some cases, PATH provides matching funds to help finance the development of trails.
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Located on the western edge of Lookout Mountain, this is one of the most scenic parks in the state, offering rugged geology and exceptional hiking.
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Join families across the nation in “National Kids to Parks Day,” Saturday, May 20. Sponsored by the National Park Trust, the celebration encourages children to explore public lands. Choose from paddle trips, archery classes, ranger-led hikes, a reptile program and more.
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Whether you are planning to visit a Georgia State Park or Historic Site or you just happen to stop by one on a whim, “cast” away your worries by fishing – whether you have the fishing equipment or not!
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Enjoy an afternoon of lawn games with an AmeriCorps ranger on the lawn by the Vaughn Cabin. Have fun playing great games like bocce ball, corn hole, croquet, ladder ball, kubb, and giant jenga.
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