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Healthy Lifestyle
There are many fun and healthy activities to do at Georgia State Parks including hiking, biking, paddling, tree climbing, golfing, archery, fitness equipment, events and so much more.
Many parks have boat rentals (such as kayaks, canoes, paddleboats, etc) for you to experience the water and bike rentals to get you exploring our bike trails. Ask about rentals at the park office.
Want to know more? View a full list of park activities or check out what events are happening at our state parks.
Georgia State Park Clubs
Tails on Trails Dog-Walking Club
Hikers are encouraged to bring their four-legged friends and conquer these seven trails to earn a bragging rights t-shirt with matching bandana for your pup.
Canyon Climbers Club
Georgia’s Canyon Climbers Club is reserved for those few who can scale to the top of Amicalola Falls, explore the depths of Providence Canyon, brave the swinging bridge in Tallulah Gorge and face the daunting staircase in Cloudland Canyon.
Muddy Spokes Club
Break out your bicycle, helmet and stain-busting laundry detergent. Georgia State Park System’s Muddy Spokes Club challenges mountain bikers and casual cyclists to tackle 11 state parks and 69 miles of trails.
Park Paddlers Club
Pick up your paddle to see Georgia’s rivers, mill ponds, lakes and even the celebrated Okefenokee Swamp. Join the Park Paddlers Club and go 22 miles through six state parks. New or experienced, there's plenty to explore on our waterways.
