Stone Mountain Park

... visible, including trenches and forts.  We arrived back At the rv park at about 6:45 pm.  At 8 pm, we left for Stone Mountain Park for the Laser show & Fireworks.  The show started at 9 pm, and endind at 9:45 pm.  We got back to ...

... experience. After lunch ,we went to see the Olympic stadium which is now the Turnerfield baseball stadium before returning back to Stone Mountain. We spent the evening with Gloria and family and met Ken and his family. We all went together in Ken's ...

Today, we visited Stone Mountain Park. This is a Georgia State Park.  The park gets it's name from the large Granite protrusion in the middle of the park.  It stands 800’ high and is 5 miles around.  It goes below the surface about ...

... Museum in the park.  There, we viewed two movies.  One was the construction of the large carving on he face of stone mountain.  The other was about the civil war in Georgia. We returned to the RV park and visited with others in our ...

... weather obscured the benefits of driving along the parkway. Mid afternoon, we crossed the Georgia state line and headed towards the Stone Mountain State Park where we camp early right by the lake. The mountain is 1% of a granite ridge running all the ...

... there included full figure presidents.  Too bad in both cases that he was not able to do the entire project.  Stone Mountain finally became the largest bas relief in the U.S. and contains Stonewall Jackson, Robert E. Lee, and Jefferson Davis ...

... lifetime hike. The German restaurant in Stone Mountain Village, the Village Corner, was a great reward at the end of the day. Stone Mountain Park filled to the brim on Saturday; it’s only open on weekends at this time of year. We joined the throngs ...

... , a 90x190-foot high-relief sculpture of Jefferson Davis, Robert E Lee, and Stonewall Jackson that took 50 years to carve. Stone Mountain Park is a 3,200-acre park surrounding the mountain, with enough to keep you coming back again and again. A ...