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Booker T. Washington State Park
A 353-acre park nestled along the peaceful shore of Chickamauga Lake. A dense forest is the backdrop of the lake, thus creating a spectacular backdrop for solo hikes or family picnics.
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Buck's Pocket State Park
Located on Sand Mountain in Alabama, this state park hosts 2,000 acres of rugged and untouched wilderness. It offers miles of rugged hiking trails that boast several opportunities for scenic views.
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Cathedral Caverns State Park
78.8 miles (1 hr 19 min) from Wauhatchie Woodlands.
This unique park features a concrete walkway into the caverns and views of a large stalagmite forest. The National Natural Landmark is in Alabama and offers cave tours, gem mining, and picnic areas.
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Cloudland Canyon Sate Park
22 miles (26 min) from Wauhatchie Woodlands. With seemingly endless miles of hiking, cycling, and caving, this Georgia State Park has something for everyone. Deep canyons, rugged geology, and breathtaking waterfalls, it’s one of the most scenic parks in the area.
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DeSoto Sate Park
If you are looking for an adventure in a family-friendly atmosphere, this park is for you! From ziplining,repelling, bouldering, swimming, kayaking, fishing, cycling, you could spend days at this park and still have tons to do!
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Fall Creek Falls State Park
One of Tennessee's largest and most visited parks, Fall Creek Falls sits atop of the beautiful Cumberland Plateau. It’s an easy walk to view one of the largest, most beautiful waterfalls in the Eastern United States.
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Fort Mountain State Park
Named for its ancient 885ft long rock wall and large stone fire tower, this park is a magical place for both hikers and history lovers alike. The park is tucked away in the Cohutta Wilderness and shares the ancient history and lore that is woven throughout the area.
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Harrison Bay State Park
f you’re looking for laid-back lazy days on the lake, Harrison Bay is the perfect place for you and your family. Nestled around 40 miles of lake shoreline, it has all the outdoorsy-watery amenities you are looking for from fishing, canoeing, paddle and kayak rentals.
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James H. Floyd State Park
With stocked lakes, this park offers lots of opportunities for fishing. Rent a kayak or paddle boat or take a quiet hike. If you are looking for a serene outdoor setting surrounded by natural beauty you will want to check out this park.
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Lake Guntersville State Park
You will be awed by the many recreational offerings at Lake Guntersville! Guided hikes, bike trails, an outdoor nature center, beach complex, and an 18-hole golf course are just a few of your options. It is also close to many more area attractions, including the U.S. Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville, AL.
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Ocoee Scenic River State Park
Known for its internationally known water sites, this park attracts folks looking for adventure! The scenic Hiwassee River flows through the Cherokee National Forest so there is no shortage of exciting things to do. Rafting, hiking, birding, and boating are just a few of the things you can do at this park.
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Red Clay State Historic Park
Formerly used as cotton and pasture land, this state park was the site of the last capital of the Cherokee Nation. It encompasses 263 acres directly above the Tennessee-Georgia state line. It hosts a museum, historical Cherokee structures that once stood on the site, and several hiking trails.
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Red Top Mountain State Park
Nestled around the red-tinged shores of Lake Allatoona, this park offers all sorts of options for guests. With thousands of miles of natural habitat, this park has something for everyone. Boat ramps, fishing areas, tennis courts, and swimming areas are a few of the opportunities that await you at Red Top!
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Rock Island State Park
This park is known for its cascading waterfalls, this park includes the stunning Caney Fork River Gorge. One of the park's waterfalls is located below a 19th-century textile mill that it powered more than 100 years ago. The park is great for fishing and kayaking.
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South Cumberland State Park
WIth over 30-thousand acres attached to this park, there is a limitless amount of superb hiking. Backpacker Magazine has named one of the park's trails (Fiery Gizzard) one of the top-25 hikes in the country! There are bridges, lakes, dense forests, and some of the best backcountry hiking in the region.
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Tims Ford State Park
Located on the Tims Ford Reservoir, here you will find pontoon boat rentals and some of the best bass fishing in the state! The marina located inside the park includes a bait shop, snack bar and an area to clean fish. If fishing isn’t your thing, stay for an 18-hole round of golf with a view of the reservoir all around!
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