Description
Stone Mountain State Park is home to the 600-foot granite dome that is a designated National Natural Landmark. The park is a high country landscape with waterfalls, winding creeks, and trout streams.
Stone Mountain State Park has camping, hiking, climbing, fishing, and bridle trails. A portion of the Mountains-to-Sea State Trail runs through the park.
Recreation
Stone Mountain State Park has camping, hiking, climbing, fishing, and bridle trails. A portion of the Mountains-to-Sea State Trail runs through the park.
Rock climbing, bouldering and rappelling are allowed at Stone Mountain State Park. Climbing permits are required. All climbers must register for a permit. Permits are available at visitor centers or park offices and at the climbing accesses.
Amenities
- Tent sites (including backpacking sites)
- Trailer and RV sites (some with electric and water hookups)
- Group tent sites
- Potable water faucets
- Dump station
- Showers
- Firewood
- Amphitheater
- Picnic shelters
- Visitor center and exhibits
- Bathhouse
- Horse trailer parking
Fees and Passes
Climbing permits are required for rock climbing, bouldering, and rappelling at Stone Mountain State Park.
