Definitely worth researching and viewing while in Atlanta. Went it’s a bunch of friends and everyone enjoyed the opportunity.

Visited Stone Mountain to see the famous carving on it. Managed to see it albeit from a distance. The stone mountain itself is huge indeed. My friend who brought me here is a local, hence I got a bit of history of how the carving...More

this is def a "do not miss." try to go at night at christmas. the place is amazing and a great drive thru in your car with the family. decorations are fantastic. the laser light show will bring you chills and the music is great....More

We came to Stone Mountain to see the carving, and we were able to do that, albeit from a distance and through scaffolding. Nowhere on the web site did it say that nothing was open before 10AM, and that the train (and other attractions) don't...More

I visited Stone Mountain with my two boys. We learned quite a bit about the days of the Civil War from reading the various plaques while walking around. The ride up the mountain is a highlight, as well as standing as close to the edge...More

Must have been so beautiful in its natural state and cannot understand why anyone in their right mind would spend so much time,effort and money to create such a carving.

Smaller than you would think lol but a great landmark to visit. The history in the memorial hall was interesting too. Would go again if we could avoid that stupid, price gouging to get into the park with the all attraction passes and $20 parking.