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Amicalola Falls State Park Lodge
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Amicalola Falls State Park Lodge Winter Falls © Bruce Nikle
Amicalola Falls State Park Lodge Bottom of Amicalola Falls © Adam Tarsia
The very bottom of the falls at Amicalola Falls. Before the 200 steps to the big falls.
Amicalola Falls State Park Lodge River Run © Joe Szalay
River rapids on the lower portion of Amicalola Falls.
Amicalola Falls State Park Lodge Amicalola Rapids © Joe Szalay
Fallen tree and rapids on the West Ridge Falls Trail.
Amicalola Falls State Park Lodge Over the Falls © Joe Szalay
View of the Amicalola River as it starts its decent into Amicalola Falls.
Amicalola Falls State Park Lodge Fall Reflection © Joe Szalay
Autumn colors reflected in the Reflection Pond at the base of Amicalola Falls.
Amicalola Falls State Park Lodge Amicalola Falls © Joe Szalay
View of the top portion of Amicalola Falls from the upper bridge.
Amicalola Falls State Park Lodge Middle Cascade © Joe Szalay
This is one of the smaller cascades that are part of the falls.
Amicalola Falls State Park Lodge Cascading Falls © Joe Szalay
Details of the upper portion of Amicalola Falls as viewed from the upper bridge.
Amicalola Falls State Park Lodge Cascading Falls © Joe Szalay
Long exposure details of the upper portion of Amicalola Falls taken from the upper bridge.
Amicalola Falls State Park Lodge Amicalola Falls Bridge © Joe Szalay
View of the upper portion of Amicalola Falls with the viewing bridge and the start of the stairway down to the lower cascades.
Amicalola Falls State Park Lodge Rushing Stream © Joe Szalay
Detailed water flows on the lower portion of Amicalola Falls.
Park Visitor: Comments, Memories and Reviews
December 15 Everything here is amazing by Keegan_D
All the levels of the falls are incredible and should be seen from all levels Everything in this park is so beautiful, and the lodge is very comfy
October 19 Best Hike Ever by wmabbott
My wife and I just did the 5 mile hike to the Hike Len Foote Inn. It was great, we enjoyed it as much as our recent trip to the Grand Cayon. Great views, wonderful staff, and a moderate hike. We are in our early 60s and found most people hiking there were near our age group (40s to late 60s ). We had no problem doing it in about 4 hours. Everyone was very friendly and the food was great. We recommend it to everyone.
August 3
This was one of the best campgrounds that I have visited in my life. I have traveled all over the world and this has been definitly one of the best places we have tented. Amazing waterfall that you can actually touch and so may beautiful activities that you can experience. I would recomend this place to anyone who is looking for a nice and quiet place to just sit back and relax the loving nature. There are other places you can stay at such as the log if you are not the type to tent.
June 8 A great Georgia asset by georgiascotsman
A great place to experience, it is only an hour and a half north of Atlanta. Anyone would enjoy this beautiful state park. It is well kept, yet not overly touristy. Accessible to young or old, families, couples or singles - this is a park not to miss. The falls are a wonderful asset and an obvious drawing point. It is quite a hike from the parking lot. Take your time and enjoy the pathway as you wind yourway up the side of the mountain. (Perhaps the hike is one way of making us slow down to enjoy Mother Nature.) There are many other amenities which makes this park one a destination by choice. The lodge, above the upper falls, is a great place to stay, have a business retreat, meeting, dinner or drink, or simply look over the mountain. Several cabins are available for reservation, and various picnic sites are scattered throughout the park. I can see this park being busy on weekend, particularly on holidays. I would suggest taking a day in the middle of the week, to have a more secluded visit.
Reviews by Park Visitors

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