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Black Rock Mountain
Black Rock Mountain State Park is located in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Georgia, near the town of Mountain City. The park is the highest state park in Georgia, with an elevation of 3,640 feet. It offers spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and valleys, as well as a variety of outdoor activities. Visitors can enjoy hiking, camping, fishing, and picnicking. The park also features a variety of wildlife, including black bears, deer, and wild turkeys. The park is open year-round and offers a variety of programs and events throughout the year.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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User Reviews
Bruce Wheller
Views are stunning. It's a super small park, but it's all about that view. We sat on top about 30 minutes and just savored life. The Georgia mountains are beautiful.
Eduard Kotysh
Beautiful panoramic views. The forest preserves the magical feel in several places where moss covers the rockwall formation and continues onto the trees. Fairly steep climb up to the overlook, but definitely worth it. This state park has a really nice gift shop too, make sure to check it out!
Jared Linton
I stayed in the lookoff mountain campsite. The hike from the lake is strenuous but very rewarding. If you are looking for a great backcountry experience, look no further. Just remember to pack light! You will also have to bring your own water.
Tammi Voskuhl
Such a beautiful place. Driving up the mountain was a little scary.😳we were greeted by Jack, he was AMAZING, full of information. Thanks 😀at the top is a visiting center & gift shop. Erin was awesome & also full of information. Thanks 😀the views here were SPECTACULAR!!
James Zorn
Great view from the visitor center parking lot on at the Black Mountain Overlook. We also enjoyed the Blue Ridge Overlook further down the hill. From those two spots, you can see South Carolina and North Carolina mountains. The one thing was we couldn't find a restroom when the visitor center closed at 5p. So we did leave the park earlier.