Atlanta Stone Mountain Park Private Tour

Experience a half-day guided tour of Stone Mountain Park, featuring scenic trails, historic landmarks, and panoramic views. Ideal for nature lovers and history enthusiasts seeking a well-paced, enriching outdoor adventure.

Overview

Itinerary

1. Stone Mountain Park

   Stone Mountain Park in Georgia is a 3,200-acre outdoor destination known for its massive granite mountain, scenic trails, and family attractions. Visitors enjoy hiking the Walk-Up Trail, riding the Summit Skyride, and exploring lakes, shows, and seasonal events.

2. Stone Mountain Golf Course

   The Stone Mountain Golf Club features two scenic 18-hole courses—Stonemont (a classic, challenging layout) and Lakemont (with beautiful lake views and water hazards). Located inside Stone Mountain Park, it offers picturesque fairways, practice facilities, and a relaxed resort-style golf experience.

3. Stone Mountain Park Campground

   Fantastic campground with wooded sites right on the lake. Hiking, biking, kayaking and lots more to do. Wonderful view of Stone Mountain and lake.

4. Stone Mountain Covered Bridge

   The Stone Mountain Covered Bridge, built in 1891 by Washington W. King, is a historic wooden bridge relocated to Stone Mountain Park in 1965. Spanning a quiet section of Stone Mountain Lake, it’s a popular spot for photos, picnics, and scenic walks.

5. Indian Island

   Indian Island is a small, peaceful island in Stone Mountain Park, located right beside the historic Covered Bridge. Surrounded by calm lake waters, it’s a popular spot for walking, picnicking, photography, and enjoying quiet views of the bridge and surrounding nature.

6. Quarry Exhibit Trail

   The Quarry Exhibit Trail at Stone Mountain Park is a short, easy walking path that takes you through historic granite quarry sites with interpretive signs and old stonework. It’s a peaceful, shaded trail that highlights the mountain’s quarrying history and offers great photo spots.

7. Stone Mountain Grist Mill

   The Stone Mountain Grist Mill is a historic 19th-century mill relocated to Stone Mountain Park in 1965. Set beside a small waterfall and lovely wooded scenery, it’s a popular spot for photos, picnics, and relaxing nature walks near the Covered Bridge and Indian Island.

8. Stone Mountain Visitors Center

   The Stone Mountain Visitors Center is located near the main entrance of Stone Mountain Park and serves as a helpful starting point for maps, attraction info, park history, and tips for exploring the area.

9. Walk Up Mountain Trail

   This an Optional Stop and a great opportunity to hike the very popular Walk-Up Trail to the mountaintop. The Historical & Environmental Education Center features Interesting exhibit and displays the history of Stone Mountain geology & ecology

10. Stone Mountain Park Skyride Plaza

    LETS GO! Stone Mountain's number one attraction. Guest are free Up to 90 minutes of self exploration around Stone Mountain Park. Visit the SkyRide, the Rock Cafe (lunch), Gift shop, Memorial Lawn, and Stone Mountain Carving. Several great photo spots!

11. Atlanta

    Drop off the guests to Hotel/Homes/Airport

Know before you go

• Infant seats available
• Public transportation is nearby
• Stroller / pram accessible

Pickup, meeting point & start times