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Amicalola Falls Park & Lodge

Amicalola Falls Park & Lodge
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Type of Attraction
Wilderness, Mountains, Trails, Sports & Recreation, City Parks & Gardens
Neighborhood
Day Trip
Interests That Apply
Outdoors, Photography, Sports & Recreation
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Price: $0-$5
Visiting, camping, and lodge prices vary. Call for details.
Is there parking?: Yes
Wheelchair Accessible: Partial
Mobility Obstacles: Dirt/off-road walking
Water/Drinks: Available at attraction or nearby.
This is a good place to get: Dinner Lunch
Restrooms: Available
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Kerry & Scott Higgs

Kerry & Scott Higgs

City Expert
Kerry and Scott Higgs, Atlanta City Experts, are a recently married pair who travel a great deal in and outside of the United States. Scott has been in the Southeast for over fifteen years, and Kerry about five. Kerry has a great fondness for writing... More »


Mathieu Fretschel

Mathieu Fretschel

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Mat Fretschel was born in MA but calls Charleston, SC home. He went to school at Winthrop University where he became a cheerleader, after missing soccer tryouts. He is known for working too much, being the "nice guy" and the somewhat responsible on... More »


Rei Wang

Rei Wang

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Rei Wang is currently a student at Emory University. She was born in Harbin, raised in Boston and presently resides in Atlanta. She spends most of her time fulfilling the requirements for an International Studies major. When not in class, she can b... More »


Sarah Floyd

Sarah Floyd

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Sarah Floyd is a freelance graphic designer and amateur photographer living in Marietta, Georgia, just outside of Atlanta. Working from home gives her plenty of time to walk her dog every day and travel, taking hundreds of photos along the way. She g... More »


Our City Expert's Tips


This is one of Georgia's most popular state parks. The falls themselves are breathtaking (at 729 feet), and the cost for accommodations at either the Lodge or Cabins run from $60-$150 per night, making this a great place for family retreats or holiday gatherings. Surrounded by the north Georgia mountains, there are many places of interest for all age groups.

Outdoorsy
There is terrific hiking along the Appalachian Trail, and good, albeit rustic, accommodations at reasonable prices.

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