This is how your name and profile photo will appear on Panoramio if you connect this Google+ account.
You cannot switch to a different account later.
Learn more.
One of the conservation methods the State of Georgia, Panola Mountain, and the GA Forestry employs is "Prescribed Burning". This allows the removal of invasive grass species and a fresh start to planting native grasses back into the area. This large open field is slowly returning to an all natural Georgia grass field, with the help of staff and volunteers.
One of the conservation methods the State of Georgia, Panola Mountain, and the GA Forestry employs is "Prescribed Burning". This allows the removal of invasive grass species and a fresh start to planting native grasses back into the area. This large open field is slowly returning to an all natural Georgia grass field, with the help of staff and volunteers.
Our special C.A.R.E.T.T.C. tree climbs offer a unqiue experience in rope~harness climbing with education in equipment and technique. These skills can later be applied to arborist work, or even mountain climbing. For more info, call Panola Mountain's Nature Center at 770-389-7801
S.B. Vaughter was the last working farm in Dekalb County Georgia. His Dairy Farm supplied milk to local Atlanta Dairies for well over 20 years, starting back in 1946. When Mr. Vaughter passed away, he deeded his 166 acre farm to the state of Georgia for conservation~park use. It is now a part of the Arabia Mountain Heritage Area, with the popular Arabia PATH trail running through it. See www.pathfoundation.org for a map highlighting the PATH trail.
S.B. Vaughter was the last working farm in Dekalb County Georgia. His Dairy Farm supplied milk to local Atlanta Dairies for well over 20 years, starting back in 1946. When Mr. Vaughter passed away, he deeded his 166 acre farm to the state of Georgia for conservation~park use. It is now a part of the Arabia Mountain Heritage Area, with the popular Arabia PATH trail running through it. See www.pathfoundation.org for a map highlighting the PATH trail.
Ancient Cedar Trees crowd the mountain top of Panola Mountain. Their unique structure requires their roots to twist, buckle, and grow into any cracks and surface in the granite. GUIDED HIKES ONLY ~ call 770-389-7801 for more info
The Panola Mountain Lake is lined with large boulders, exfoliated from thousands of years of soil eroding around them. In this picture, you can see the Base Trail on the right, which allows the Ranger to escort visitors to the top of the Mountain (280ft elevation) to explore and appreciate the pristine plant and animal life that awaits them. GUIDED HIKES ONLY ~ call 770-389-7801 for more info
This unique plant grows in the solution pits of your typical granite outcrop. The ones at Panola Mountain are more numerous, since the park~mountain is a conservation area since 1971. Minimal foot traffic allows these rare species to flourish, and that's precisely why Panola Mountain is only accessible by Guided Hike. Call 770-389-7801 for more information.
The Rockdale River ~ Arabia Mountain PATH trail is a unique experience for anyone wanting a paved trail thru 2000 acres of pristine forests, meadows, and granite outcrops. The Trail is 12miles in length, Northern point is in Lithonia, GA and ending Southward at Panola Mountain Alexander Lakes area. For a map, visit www.pathfoundation.org. The paved trail allows bikes, skates, leashed pets, hikers. Please no motorized vehicles and the PATH closes at dark.
Loading…
for further info on Panola Mountain call 770-389-7801 or visit www.georgiastateparks.org/info/panola
Rob Meeks's conversations
One of the conservation methods the State of Georgia, Panola Mountain, and the GA Forestry employs is "Prescribed Burning". This allows the removal of invasive grass species and a fresh start to planting native grasses back into the area. This large open field is slowly returning to an all natural Georgia grass field, with the help of staff and volunteers.
One of the conservation methods the State of Georgia, Panola Mountain, and the GA Forestry employs is "Prescribed Burning". This allows the removal of invasive grass species and a fresh start to planting native grasses back into the area. This large open field is slowly returning to an all natural Georgia grass field, with the help of staff and volunteers.
Spoonleaf Yuccas and Yellow Daisies dominate the understory of Panola Mountain. GUIDED HIKES ONLY ~ call 770-389-7801 for more info
Our special C.A.R.E.T.T.C. tree climbs offer a unqiue experience in rope~harness climbing with education in equipment and technique. These skills can later be applied to arborist work, or even mountain climbing. For more info, call Panola Mountain's Nature Center at 770-389-7801
S.B. Vaughter was the last working farm in Dekalb County Georgia. His Dairy Farm supplied milk to local Atlanta Dairies for well over 20 years, starting back in 1946. When Mr. Vaughter passed away, he deeded his 166 acre farm to the state of Georgia for conservation~park use. It is now a part of the Arabia Mountain Heritage Area, with the popular Arabia PATH trail running through it. See www.pathfoundation.org for a map highlighting the PATH trail.
S.B. Vaughter was the last working farm in Dekalb County Georgia. His Dairy Farm supplied milk to local Atlanta Dairies for well over 20 years, starting back in 1946. When Mr. Vaughter passed away, he deeded his 166 acre farm to the state of Georgia for conservation~park use. It is now a part of the Arabia Mountain Heritage Area, with the popular Arabia PATH trail running through it. See www.pathfoundation.org for a map highlighting the PATH trail.
Ancient Cedar Trees crowd the mountain top of Panola Mountain. Their unique structure requires their roots to twist, buckle, and grow into any cracks and surface in the granite. GUIDED HIKES ONLY ~ call 770-389-7801 for more info
The Panola Mountain Lake is lined with large boulders, exfoliated from thousands of years of soil eroding around them. In this picture, you can see the Base Trail on the right, which allows the Ranger to escort visitors to the top of the Mountain (280ft elevation) to explore and appreciate the pristine plant and animal life that awaits them. GUIDED HIKES ONLY ~ call 770-389-7801 for more info
This unique plant grows in the solution pits of your typical granite outcrop. The ones at Panola Mountain are more numerous, since the park~mountain is a conservation area since 1971. Minimal foot traffic allows these rare species to flourish, and that's precisely why Panola Mountain is only accessible by Guided Hike. Call 770-389-7801 for more information.
The Rockdale River ~ Arabia Mountain PATH trail is a unique experience for anyone wanting a paved trail thru 2000 acres of pristine forests, meadows, and granite outcrops. The Trail is 12miles in length, Northern point is in Lithonia, GA and ending Southward at Panola Mountain Alexander Lakes area. For a map, visit www.pathfoundation.org. The paved trail allows bikes, skates, leashed pets, hikers. Please no motorized vehicles and the PATH closes at dark.