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18 Attractions to Explore Near Georgia National Cemetery

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CantonCanton, is a delightful town steeped in historic charm. Once a Native American settlement, Canton slowly developed into a thriving industrial center by the mid 20th century. Home to numerous parks and award-winning cultural hubs, Canton has grown to be one of the best places to live in not only the County but the State as well. With its many bustling markets, lively festivals and spectacular scenery, you can easily fall in love with everything this gem of town has to offer.
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Canton TheatreThe Canton Theatre has been entertaining audiences for over 80 years. Built in 1943, its beautiful Art Deco façade was a classic from the start. Inside, patrons are greeted by state of the art digital projection and sound that rivals any major theater. In addition to popular movie releases, it also hosts concerts, plays and special events throughout the year. Its concession stand offers handcrafted sodas and snacks made right at the theatre.
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Lake ArrowheadLake Arrowhead, is a lush paradise featuring stunning rolling hills, lush forests and mountains. It's a popular destination for hikers, bicyclists and anglers looking to take advantage of the many trails and wilderness areas found within the area. The lake is the perfect spot for boating with friends or family; its beautiful still waters provide a peaceful atmosphere to relax during warm summer days. Other activities around Lake Arrowhead include visiting nearby historic sites.
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Heritage ParkHeritage Park is a sprawling park area with something for everyone. From hiking trails that take visitors past creeks and old homesteads, to expansive playgrounds and picnic areas perfect for a family outing, Heritage Park is an ideal escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The marina provides canoeing, fishing and other recreational boating activities while the amphitheater offers numerous outdoor performances throughout the year.
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Lewis ParkLewis Park is a beautiful destination for those looking for a serene and peaceful escape. From fishing, canoeing, and kayaking to scenic nature trails, Lewis Park has something to offer everyone. The picnic shelters are perfect for outdoor barbecues or casual family outings. The park also features multiple playgrounds that have recently been upgraded with modern equipment—giving children plenty of opportunities to have fun outdoors.
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Etowah River ParkEtowah River Park is a natural oasis boasting lush forests, mountain views, and the cool waters of the Etowah river, this park is a great spot for a quick stroll or an afternoon of relaxation. The park features two miles of trails that are perfect for walking and biking. Amenities include several picnic areas, playgrounds and ample parking. Nature enthusiasts can take advantage of the abundant birdwatching opportunities or catch a glimpse of local wildlife.
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Hickory Log Creek ReservoirThe Hickory Log Creek Reservoir is an invaluable natural resource. It stands out thanks to its oxygen-rich waters and broad range of wildlife, making it a popular spot for fishing, canoeing, and other recreational activities. In addition, the reservoir provides the nearby community with clean drinking water from deep aquifers located beneath it. The reservoir also has flood protection benefits and is home to a diverse array of birds and other wildlife species.
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Funk Heritage CenterThe Funk Heritage Center is a vibrant learning center dedicated to preserving the history and culture of early Appalachian settlers. Located on the Reinhardt University campus, the Funk Heritage Center houses an expansive collection of artifacts, documents, photographs and art that tell the story of indigenous people like those who originally populated this region. The Center also offers educational programming that delves deeper into local history through lectures and events.
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Pine Log MountainPine Log Mountain is a special place boasting breathtaking views and trails for hiking, camping and more, it's not hard to fall in love with this picturesque location. Standing at 1,624 feet above sea level on the highest point in the county, you can experience stunning panoramic vistas from its summit surrounded by lush forests. And if that weren't enough, Pine Log also has plenty of outdoor activities for adventurers--from creek-side fishing and rock hunting to ATV riding and birding.
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Olde Rope Mill ParkOlde Rope Mill Park is a beautiful outdoor space features over 50 acres of nature trails, woodlands and wetland areas, along with historical structures like an 1820 pre-civil war mill. Visitors can enjoy a variety of recreational activities such as picnicking, paddle boating and kayaking on the Etowah River, or fishing and biking on one of the nature trails. Those looking for more adventure can climb the stunning 80-foot Observation Tower to take in the amazing views of Lake Allatoona.
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Hickory Trails ParkHickory Trails Park delivers outdoor recreation accessible to all visitors. Featuring a wide variety of on-site activities such as fishing, camping, and biking, the park also offers plenty of opportunity for exploration and relaxation. With scenic views from the trails, you can experience nature from the sun up until nightfall surrounded by green meadows. For those who are interested in bird-watching, Hickory Trails is even home to some local species that can be seen flittering around.
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Red Top MountainRed Top Mountain is a stunning destination for outdoor recreation and sightseeing. This popular state park offers visitors over 12 miles of walking, running, and biking trails through the scenic woodlands and meadows. At the 2,972-foot summit of the mountain, visitors can see breathtaking views for miles on a sunny day. The park also has docks for fishing along Lake Allatoona, as well as plenty of picnic and camping options.
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Gatewood ParkGatewood Park is a stunning park destined to become your new favorite weekend destination. With over 50 acres spanning landscapes from shoreline featuring forests, meadows, and wetlands, the views here are breathtaking. There's plenty for everyone at Gatewood Park with picnic amenities and a public boat launch along the lakefront. You'll also find two fishing piers, an array of nature trails, an open-air classroom pavilion with seating and shade, a community garden and much more!
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Red Top Mountain State ParkThis is breathtaking slice of nature park boasts over 12 miles of trails for both hikers and cyclists to explore. The idyllic views from the top of Red Top Mountain have inspired visitors for generations and include the beautiful Lake Allatoona, the enchanting Pine Log Creek, and panoramic views of the surrounding rolling hills. Whether you choose to simply relax or take an exploration through the area’s many wonderful paths, Red Top Mountain State Park has something special.
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Bethany BridgeBethany Bridge is a beloved landmark. Situated among pastoral hills and lush woods, the truss endpost bridge was built in 1881 by a blacksmith named Alexander Coggins - crafted entirely by hand. The intriguingly designed bridge has stood the test of time, standing majestically across Lake Allatoona. With its single spans and lattice railing, Bethany Bridge continues to attract tourists and locals alike, who are captivated by its rustic beauty with an aura of nostalgia.
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Pine MountainPine Mountain, is a small mountain town with a culture shaped by nature and outdoor activities. Exploring the forests and trails that wrap snugly around it offers some stunning views of lakeside meadows and valleys. Visitors can expect to find plenty of recreational opportunities such as fishing, camping, kayaking and boating. Pine Mountain boasts many festivals throughout the year which celebrate its agricultural roots.
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Tellus Science MuseumTellus Science Museum is a great place to visit for the whole family. With special exhibitions, engaging activities and interactive displays, it has something for everyone. Visitors can explore Wisconsin Glacier Exhibit where they will have access to an active dig site, a 16-foot-long model sailboat and a full cafeteria. Furthermore, their Fossil Gallery features fossils from around the world that date back hundreds of millions of years.
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Allatoona Pass BattlefieldThe Allatoona Pass Battlefield is a significant location during the American Civil War. Originally an Indian trading path, the site saw bloodshed during General William T. Sherman’s march to Atlanta in 1864. Between September 1-4, Union forces led by General Samuel D. Sturgis fought yet failed to stop Confederate troops from reaching Atlanta and dividing Sherman’s army. The site honors those who died on both sides of the Battle of Allatoona Pass.

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Georgia National Cemetery
The Georgia National Cemetery is a special place of respite and remembrance. Opened in 2007 to honor the nation's veterans, the cemetery is located on 97 acres of hills and valleys that are perfect for reflection. It features winding roads, memorials, statues, and flags as well as ceremonial gardens where visitors can pay tribute to their country's heroes. The cemetery also includes several designated areas to accommodate various religious and civil services.
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