Moccasin Creek State Park
"Hiawassee travelers can reach the park for a scenic day trip into the Lake Burton area. It appeals to visitors looking for fishing, boating, and a quieter mountain-lake setting."
Moccasin Creek State Park is a compact North Georgia park with direct access to Lake Burton, one of the region's most picturesque mountain lakes. Visitors come for trout fishing, boating, picnicking, and the calm, wooded setting in the Blue Ridge foothills.
Vogel State Park
"Hiawassee draws visitors for Lake Chatuge, mountain views, and festivals. It is a good option for travelers who want to explore several North Georgia outdoor attractions."
Vogel State Park sits in a shaded mountain valley below Blood Mountain and features a 22-acre lake, waterfall views, and easy access to outdoor recreation. It is especially popular for swimming, paddling, picnicking, and enjoying fall color in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Black Rock Mountain State Park
"Hiawassee residents and visitors often come for scenic drives and leaf season in the higher elevations. The park is an easy mountain outing from Lake Chatuge."
Black Rock Mountain State Park sits near the summit of one of Georgia's highest peaks and features dramatic vistas across the Blue Ridge Mountains. The park is a favorite for camping, leaf-peeping, and enjoying cooler summer temperatures.