デカルブ郡周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

This park connects the King Historic District with the Jimmy Carter Memorial Library

ARTIST: XAVIER MEDINA-CAMPENY BARCELONA, SPAIN 1996 This work of art commemorates the cultural heritage of the 1996 Olympic Games and welcomes the people of the King Historic District

View on Atlanta and the motorway

For $20 you can drive to the top, and if you're lucky with the weather you'll have a great view from the top. You can save the $20 if you walk up

Freedom Park is a popular urban park that was established in 1992 and spans over 200 acres, making it one of Atlanta's largest green spaces. Originally conceived as a freeway project, community activism led to its transformation into a public park. Today it features extensive walking and biking trails, which connect to the Atlanta BeltLine and various neighborhoods and provide an ideal setting for jogging, cycling, and walking. Freedom Park is also known for its open lawns and meadows, which are perfect for picnics and sports.

Stone Mountain is a granite rock in the US state of Georgia near Stone Mountain, a suburb of Atlanta. According to some sources, it is the largest exposed granite rock in the world and, after Mount Augustus, the second largest monolith. Uluru (also called "Ayers Rock") would put Stone Mountain in third place in terms of size, but it is not a monolith.

Confederate Hall within Stone Mountain Park has a theater and museum, and is built of granite harvested from Stone Mountain.

Arabia Lake, situated within the Davidson-Arabia Nature Preserve, boasts a picturesque trail that winds around its perimeter, surrounded by stunning trees. Along the trail, you'll encounter the remains of an old bridge, adding a touch of unique historical ambiance to the area.