National Park in Georgia(U.S.A)

Atlanta has plenty of national parks located within driving distance of the city.Millions of visitors flock to U.S. national  Park in Georgia .

1.Andersonville

he Camp Sumter military jail at Andersonville was one of the biggest Confederate military detainment facilities amid the Civil War. Amid the 14 months the jail existed, more than 45,000 Union officers were limited here. Of these, very nearly 13,000 passed on here. Today, Andersonville National Historic Site is a dedication to every single American POW all through the country’s history.

2.Appalachian

The Appalachian Trail is a 2,180+ mile long open pathway that navigates the grand, lush, peaceful, wild, and socially full terrains of the Appalachian Mountains. Imagined in 1921, worked by private natives, and finished in 1937, today the trail is overseen by the National Park Service, US Forest Service, Appalachian Trail Conservancy, various state organizations and a large number of volunteers.

3.Arabia Mountain

For many years, rock monadnocks have stood watch over the streams and timberlands of Georgia. These amazing scenes are the foundations of the Arabia Mountain National Heritage Area, which serves to secure and advance these outcrops and the encompassing district as a recreational ponder and national fortune.

4.Augusta Canal

The Augusta Canal helped usher the Industrial Revolution into the American South. Worked in 1845 as a wellspring of energy, water, and transportation, the waterway today is the main completely in place American modern channel in persistent operation. By 1847 the main plants opened, trailed by the huge Civil War time Confederate Powder Works and numerous more businesses in the later many years of the nineteenth century..

5.Cumberland Island

St Marys is the entryway to Cumberland Island, Georgia’s biggest and southernmost boundary island. Here perfect sea woods, undeveloped shorelines and wide bogs whisper the stories of both man and nature. Locals, evangelists, subjugated African Americans and Wealthy Industrialists all strolled here. Cumberland Island is additionally home to more than 9,800 sections of land of Congressionally assigned Wilderness.

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