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stone mountain park is located east of downtown atlanta on US 78 between atlanta and snellville. stone mountain is famous for it's huge carving of jefferson davis, robert e. lee, and stonewall jackson. stone mountain park has a cable car up to the top of the mountain for great view of downtown atlanta. also stone mountain park has a excellent golf course, a historic village, and a lake cruise. there is a marriott hotel located at the park. a very nice place to spend the day in the atlanta area. see my stone mountain page for more information.

Written Dec 21, 2008

Phone: 770-498-5690

Website: http://www.stonemountain.com/

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Stone Mountain Park is only 16 miles outside of Atlanta in Stone Mountain, GA. This is the world's largest relief carving set in the world's largest mass of exposed granite. The carving depicts three heroes of the Civil War, President Jefferson Davis, General Robert E. Lee and Lt. General Thomas 'Stonewall' Jackson.

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Updated Apr 26, 2004

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The Face of Stone Mountain

Stone Mountain Park, located in De Kalb County east of Atlanta, has a multitude of activities, including camping and shopping, in addition to either hiking the mountain or making the climb by tram. There's also an antique car museum in the park, and fireworks every night during the summer months.

Written Feb 25, 2003

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Although it's getting harder and harder to do so openly, many Southerners (white Southerners, at least) aren't shy about their nostalgia for the Confederacy (the side that lost the Civil War). Georgia's Stone Mountain Park, 16 miles east of town, is a fairly brazen celebration of the rebellion and its leaders, whose 90ft (27m) high likenesses have been carved out of the side of a granite monolith. The park has several lakes, picnic areas, a restored plantation and a skylift to the top of the 825ft (247m) peak.

Written Sep 7, 2002

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Kay_C 336 reviews

Go to Stone Mountain Park - 16 miles east of downtown Atlanta. I know now that this is a huge attraction, but I didn't know anything about it when I planned my trip to Atlanta - we just kind of needed something to do during the day and went to check it out. This is a bizarre place - it is the world's largest mass of exposed concrete with the world's largest relief carving on it. Take the Mountain Top Skylift to see the carving close up and then check out the views from this huge rock! They have a great website at www.stonemountainpark.com

Updated Aug 25, 2002

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Details later, for now, please see its official website.

Written Sep 6, 2003

Website: http://www.stonemountainpark.com/newsite/default.asp

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Georgia's State Park

There is a nineteenth-century southern plantation, two Civil War museums and the Confederate Memorial, the world's largest sculpture, plus a swimming beach, paddle wheel riverboat.

Written Feb 25, 2003

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Views from a sky lift

Superb views from a sky lift, that rises 825 feet up the mountain and laser shows at night.

Written Feb 25, 2003

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