Not Rushmore, but worth seeing. Do not stay at the Marriott Stone Mountain Inn inside the park
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Not Rushmore, but worth seeing. Do not stay at the Marriott Stone Mountain Inn inside the park
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This stone carving had several artists working on it before it was completed. The first was the same artist who did the stone carving at Mount Rushmore. Although it looks like a flat picture, it is carved 43 feet into the mountain. A vist to Stone Mountain will give you a unique understanding of the area's stone quarry activities, the...
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The carving is very interesting to see when visiting Stone Mountain. They have an audio recording that you can play that will tell you the history in many different languages (you chose the language) while you are viewing the carving. There is no fee to see this, but there is a small fee to enter the park.
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The carving it neat but I wouldn't drive to Stone Mountain Park just to see it. There is lots of other stuff to do there, thought, and I think the trip overall is a good one.
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beautiful park, great tram ride, great views of downtown, midtown, nice
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Stone Mountain has so many activities and for residents near the area, its a great morning walk up the mountain or around the base of the mountain. I like that the parking pass is good for a car full of visitors. View the documentary in the building by the tram ride.
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It's safe to say that the history of the Confederate States of America will not go quietly into the night of political correctness as Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson, Robert E. Lee, and Jefferson Davis will gallop on horseback in perpetuity across the face of Stone Mountain. The history of the carving can be explored in the hall facing the carving, including...
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this place is amazing see , its a must see especially @ night , the lights , the people , and music . its a beautiful experiece .
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As we took the cable car up Stone Mountain, we moved closer and closer to the carving. Finally, we could see it perfectly! It was expansive, impressive, and HUGE! A piece of art carved into the mountain--with horses and riders that looked REAL! Later that day, we learned the history of the carving, including some surprising facts.
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It was fun to sit on the lawn and watch the fireworks
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