Can you go to Stone Mountain for free?
There is no entrance fee... it is a parking fee. If you bike or walk in, it is free to get into the park. over a year ago. You can pay only the parking, go in and explore, climb the mountain and look around the park.
Does Stone Mountain charge for parking?
Parking. You'll have to pay to get into the park by car. The daily parking rate is $20 per vehicle, and the annual rate is $40.
Do I need a reservation to hike Stone Mountain?
Mountain Members are encouraged to make reservations online prior to visiting. Date-based tickets are available for daily ticket guests. To provide an opportunity for all of our Mountain Members to visit, certain reservation restrictions may apply. Reservations for the 2022 season are available now.
How much is the Skyride at Stone Mountain?
Individual tickets are $10 per person, round-trip, and $6 per person, one-way. Admission is included with the Adventure Pass.
How long does it take to walk up and down Stone Mountain?
Depending on your fitness level, we usually advise our guests to plan for 45 minutes - hour to hike the walk up trail. Hope to see you soon! over a year ago.
Is Stone Mountain worth visiting?
It's a great hike. Stone Mountain, or “Atlanta's Backyard,” offers 15 miles of scenic hiking and walking trails, ranging from easy to moderate. Take it slow and stop to admire the flora and fauna, or let the fresh mountain air invigorate you on a more challenging hike.
How many miles is it to walk-up Stone Mountain?
The Stone Mountain Walk-Up Trail is the only approved way to walk to the summit of Stone Mountain. The trail is about one mile (1.6 kilometers) in length and has an elevation gain of about 700 feet (210 meters). The incline is relatively consistent throughout the trail, with somewhat steeper areas near the top.
Has anyone jumped off Stone Mountain?
STONE MOUNTAIN — This was something we've never seen before: A man with a parachute jumped off Stone Mountain. It happened Tuesday night at sunset. Channel 2's Steve Gehlbach spoke to the person who recorded video of the incredible sight.