Hiking
Cloudland Canyon has over 60 miles of trails which gives you a great view of the area’s views, nature, wildlife, and geology. Watch a visitor take a hike!
Park at sunset
Biking
With over 30 miles of trails, it’s time to pump up your bike tires and get riding.
Don’t have a bike?
Don’t worry — we’ve got you covered: Bike Rentals ($35 half-day/$55 entire day)
Disc Golf
Of course we have disc golf! Grab a few friends or the family and game on.
($4/person/round) — annual pass available
Geocaching
Geocaching combines the high-tech feel of online games with the old-fashioned fun of a treasure hunt. It’s the perfect activity for families and groups of all ages.
Picnics
Looking for interesting things to do for a date with your significant other?
Want to get the family out of the house for a day?
How about a picnic?
Weddings
Imagine having your wedding surrounded by nature and gorgeous cascading waterfalls as the backdrop to your beautiful day.
When you rent the Group Shelter and at least one cottage or yurt, we will discount your cottage or yurt. (see Reservation section at the bottom of page for more info)
Fishing
Take an easy hike down the Meadowlands Trail to the Fishing Pond. Guests can borrow a fishing pole for free from the Interpretive Center (open Saturdays and Sundays). No fishing license is needed. The pond is stocked with catfish and the Catch and Keep season runs Labor Day to the end of December.
Horseback Riding
We have 16 miles of trails open for horseback riding. You need to bring your own horse!
Riding horses is so much fun! There is nothing better than the wind in your face as you and your horse move as one! Please stay on the trails for horseback riding and have fun.
Cloudland Caves
Warning! Life can be lost or severe injuries can occur. Our caves are open April, June through July, and September through October.
Permits & reservations required
Experienced wild cavers only please
Canyon Climbers Club
Challenge yourself to the most beautiful views in the state.
Georgia’s Canyon Climbers Club is for those few who have scaled to the top of Amicalola Falls, explored the depths of Providence Canyon, braved the swinging bridge in Tallulah Gorge and mastered the staircase in Cloudland Canyon.
To join the Canyon Climbers Club, stop by one of four participating state park offices and purchase a $10 membership card, or buy a card online.
Reservations
Put Your Tent up and Stay Awhile!
- 16 Cottages
- 10 Yurts
- 72 Tent, Trailer & RV Campsites
- 30 Walk-In Campsites
- 11 Backcountry Campsites
- 4 Pioneer Campsites
- 5 Picnic Shelters
- 1 Group Shelter (seats 175)
- 1 Group Lodge (sleeps 40)
- Gift Shop/Camper Store
- Playground
Park Contact Information
Start making your plans today! Call the park at 706-657-4050 for more information.