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Allatoona Pass

Emerson, GA
Ranked #1 of 1 attractions in Emerson
4.0 of 5 stars 5 Reviews
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- 23 Apr 2012
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Athens, Georgia
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11 reviews 11 reviews
6 helpful votes 6 helpful votes
4 of 5 stars Reviewed 23 April 2012

of the battle at this well-preserved site. The railroad cut, considered a marvel of engineering at the time of its building, was the reason for the battle being fought here (either the last of the Atlanta campaign or the first of the Tennessee invasion depending on your point of view). The "star fort", redoubts, and trenches that define the battle... More

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Fairmount, Georgia
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30 reviews 30 reviews
7 helpful votes 7 helpful votes
4 of 5 stars Reviewed 25 February 2012

Very pretty walk with interesting history. Was well maintained when I was there. More

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Cartersville, Georgia USA
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43 reviews 43 reviews
14 helpful votes 14 helpful votes
5 of 5 stars Reviewed 9 January 2012

Nice self-guided hike on a trail where a pre-Civil War railroad once ran. Up on the hills see the Civil War trenches. There are several monuments to the state units that fought here. This is next to Lake Allatoona at exit 283. If you drive to the other side of I-75 a couple of miles in the little town of... More

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Metro Atlanta
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6 reviews 6 reviews
14 helpful votes 14 helpful votes
3 of 5 stars Reviewed 30 November 2011

Finally visited this site after many visits to Kennesaw Mtn and other nearby Civil War areas. It was more interesting and picturesque than we expected. Good signage along the trails provided historical perspective. Since it was only 1.5 miles East off I-75 (exit 283), convenience was part of the appeal. The parking is free (unlike nearby Red Top Mtn State... More

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Dyersburg, Tennessee
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125 reviews 125 reviews
398 helpful votes 398 helpful votes
4 of 5 stars Reviewed 19 January 2008
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The Allatoona Pass battlefield is the site of October, 1864 battle, in which Confederate troops attempted to cut the railroad supply lines to Union troops besieging Atlanta, to the south. Today the pass is tree-covered, and the railroad has been moved because of the man-made Allatoona Lake. But there is still much to see. Remains of fortifications around the pass... More

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