Free Travel Guide For Georgia State Parks And Historic Sites Now Available

  • Friday, January 26, 2018

With spring just around the corner, many of us are thinking ahead to warmer weather and weekend escapes. The newly-published “2018 Guide to Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites” is a helpful resource for planning spring break, summer vacations or even a family reunion.  The free booklet is filled with tips on the best hiking trails, fishing spots, cabins, campsites and company picnics. 

 

Produced annually by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, the travel guide features colorful photos from all across the Peach State. For a free copy, call 770 389-7286 or stop by any Georgia State Park or State Historic Site.

On online version can be found on GeorgiaStateParks.org. Outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs can keep up with the latest news and discounts by signing up for the park system’s e-newsletter at GeorgiaStateParks.org/enews or following them on Facebook at Facebook.com/georgiastateparks.

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