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The Best Things To Do In Atlanta Are At Stone Mountain Park!

Explore a wide variety of fun family activities, exciting seasonal events and more at the home of the best things to do in the Atlanta, Georgia area.



Hours & Schedules

Check the calendar to see what attractions are available, hours of operation, and special events.

Recreation & Golf

With 3,200 acres of natural beauty just outside Atlanta, the Park offers numerous outdoor adventures for all ages. Hike 15 miles of nature trails including a 1-mile trail to the summit of Stone Mountain, enjoy a family picnic, or explore our 363-acre lake. Tee off on one of two beautiful golf courses and so much more!

History & Nature

Discover the 732-bell Carillon, learn about the granite quarry, see the picturesque Grist Mill, visit the historic Washington W. King covered bridge and more.

Explore Our Attractions

Looking for things to do in Atlanta that you’re sure to remember? Soar to the top of Stone Mountain with Summit Skyride, climb aboard the Scenic Railroad for a trip around the mountain, putter around at Great Locomotive Chase Adventure Golf and more!
Attractions are open seasonally. Please check the calendar.

Dining

From full service restaurants to quick-service concessions, Stone Mountain Park offers a wide variety of locations where you can fill your stomach and quench your thirst.

Shopping

Stone Mountain Park is home to a variety of unique shops featuring handmade crafts and signature souvenirs for every member of the family.

Festivals & Events

Don’t miss exciting annual events at Stone Mountain Park like the Yellow Daisy Festival, Pumpkin Festival: Play by Day, Glow by Night, Stone Mountain Christmas and more! With something every season, there’s always plenty of things to do in Atlanta at Stone Mountain Park.

How to enjoy the park

Adults


As adults, you may be interested in the natural, historical, and recreational areas of the park. Purchase a daily parking pass (or an annual parking pass if you plan to come more than once) and you’ll have access to 3200 acres of natural wonderland.


-Hike the one-mile trail to the top of Stone Mountain for 360 degree views
-Explore 15 miles of paved, wooded, and lake-side trails
-Bring your kayak, canoe, or paddleboard (or rent one) and find your inner peace on our 363-acre lake
-Visit the Grist Mill, Songbird Habitat, Covered Bridge and more
-Picnic at one of the many tables or pavilions throughout the park
-See all that is included with a parking pass here

Add-on Attractions you may enjoy

Summit Skyride is a high-speed Swiss cable-car that takes guests on an aerial journey to the top of Stone Mountain. Summit Skyride is available as a stand-alone attraction and tickets can be purchased at the park on the day of your visit.

Historic Square is a collection of original buildings from around the State of Georgia, built between 1793 and 1875. Each structure was moved from its original site and carefully restored to preserve its authenticity and historical value. Historic Square is a seasonal attraction, please check the calendar for operating dates and hours.

Families with small children


As a family with small children, you will enjoy the many family-friendly attractions available seasonally at Stone Mountain Park. Purchase a daily parking pass (or an annual parking pass if you plan to come more than once) and you’ll have access to 3200 acres of natural wonderland including a playground and multiple picnic areas.


To access the attractions, you’ll want to add-on an Attractions Ticket for each member of your family ages 3+ (2 and under are free). Attractions and special events are seasonal, so please check the calendar for the day you plan to visit to see what attractions and/or events are happening that day.

With an Attractions Ticket, you’ll have one-day access to attractions like Dinosaur Explore, Scenic Railroad, Mini-Golf and more, plus access to special festivals and events like Dino Fest, Pumpkin Festival, and Stone Mountain Christmas. An Attractions Ticket also includes access to our Drone & Light Shows (when available) so check the calendar for dates.

Things to Note

-Dogs are allowed on the paved trails, and wooded hiking trails
-Dogs are NOT allowed on the walk-up trail, attractions areas, festival areas, and Memorial Lawn
-Smoking is only allowed in designated areas
-The Attractions area is open seasonally, please check the calendar for operating dates and hours

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