Located on the western edge of Lookout Mountain, this is one of the most scenic parks in the state, offering rugged geology and beautiful vistas. The park straddles a deep gorge cut into the mountain by Sitton Gulch Creek, and elevation differs from 800 to 1,980 feet. The most spectacular view into the canyon is found near the picnic area parking lot; however, additional views can be found along the rim trail. Hardy visitors who hike to the bottom of the gorge find two waterfalls cascading over layers of sandstone and shale into pools below. Cottages are located near the canyon edge, while the parks walk-in campsites provide exceptional privacy for tents. Outdoor lovers should not miss this parks spectacular scenery.
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Catch and release channel catfish in our scenic pond. Poles will be available for use during the session. $5 parking. 706-657-4050.

Hike to the waterfalls and learn what makes Cloudland Canyon unique. This hike includes stair climbing. $5 parking. 706-657-4050.

Learn about the night sky with a one-hour informative session followed by sky gazing. Mars and Saturn should be visible with the naked eye as well as many stars and constellations. Telescope viewing will be available. $5 parking. 706-657-4050. Handicap Accessible.

Hike with our Naturalist along the Overlook Trail with enjoy views of Cloudland Canyon. $5 parking. 706-657-4050.

Badminton, volleyball, tennis, Frisbee, horseshoes, fishing, *disc golf, and other games will be available. Games will be located near the Tennis Court Area. *Fee applies. $5 parking. 706-657-4050.

Take a short hike to the Wildlife Viewing area and enjoy nature sightings at our scenic pond. Meet at the Tennis Court Area Building. $5 parking. 706-657-4050.

All ages and abilities are welcome to participate in maintaining a section of the 45-mile trail system. One lucky volunteer will win a ParkPass! Tools available. Please bring water, snacks, appropriate clothing, sturdy closed toed shoes and work gloves. Meet at the Visitor’s Center parking lot.

Enjoy a short hike to the park's catfish pond, and compete for prizes as you spend the day fishing.

Guests will have the opportunity to join the park's campground hosts on an old-time hayride. Guests of all ages are welcome. Be sure to dress warmly and bring a camera for the fall colors. Hayrides depart twice a day; check at the Ranger station