Roosevelt State Park

F.D. Roosevelt State Park in Pine Mountain, Georgia, serves as a tribute to the past while preserving nature for future generations. Covering 9,049 acres, it offers a paradise for hikers and backpackers, boasting over 40 miles of trails meandering through hardwood forests, pine groves, and past serene waterfalls.

Visitors are often astounded to discover rolling mountains just 80 miles southwest of Atlanta, with Dowdell’s Knob providing a scenic overlook where President Franklin D. Roosevelt once sought solace and reflection. The park features amenities like cottages, a swimming pool fed by natural springs, a wooded campground near a fishing lake, and stables offering guided horseback rides.

In addition to its natural beauty, F.D. Roosevelt State Park offers historical significance, with nearby attractions like Roosevelt's Little White House State Historic Site, showcasing the president’s humble abode, museum, and the therapeutic pools that drew him to the region in 1924.

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