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Chattahoochee Bend
Chattahoochee Bend State Park is a 6,700-acre park located in Newnan, Georgia. The park is located along the Chattahoochee River and is a popular destination for camping, fishing, boating, and hiking. The park features a variety of trails, including a 5-mile loop trail, a 2-mile loop trail, and a 1-mile loop trail. The park also offers a variety of amenities, including a boat ramp, picnic areas, and a playground. The park is also home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, turkey, and a variety of birds.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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User Reviews
Glenn Waring
Shaded trails, level ground for peaceful short hikes (up to 5 miles or less). The observation tower has a view of the river and trails. Difficult to fish in the Chattahoochee because of the steep banks. Entry is self service drop $5 in the honor box so have singles or a fiver.
derrell winowich
We had a great time with friends this past weekend staying at Chattahoochee bend. If you like to bike or hike, you will really enjoy it.
Teresa Spoon
Love love love this place!! It's quite ans so beautiful. Plenty of trails and hiking paths. The bathrooms are cleaned everyday and the camp host is so pleasant
Dane
I loved hiking here. There's a ton of trails and a nice visitor center. We did the river side trail. There's tables through out to sit down and eat or rest. I would definitely bring a friend and be ready to walk a LOT. I believe the trail we took was a little over 4 miles in one direction so about 9 miles total.
Z. D.
You need to pay for parking at the visitor center (it was $5) and then you can choose which hike you would like to go on. We went on the one along the river which was nice and shaded. To get there, you need to get back on the road that you got off of to get to the visitor center, and keep driving all the way to the end where there's a big parking lot, a nice playground for the kids, and tables to possibly enjoy a picnic at. There are also restrooms there on the left, right before you get to the parking lot. The kids also enjoyed the wooden tower you get to if you take the river trail. You can also camp at this park, but we just went for the hike. The staff at the visitor center are friendly and helpful and can give you a map of the park.