Georgia's Great Lakes are excellent for wildlife viewing, exploring nature and hiking – from flat trails to challenging mountain sides. Hike Providence Canyon State Park near Walter F. George Lake in west Georgia with its colorful canyon walls. Explore waterfalls and mountain trails near Hartwell Lake in the northern part of the state. Richard B. Russell Lake offers swimming, rowing and miles of hiking trails. Lake Seminole's swamp-like environment features intriguing wildlife habitats with alligators and birds.

Other recreational activities include jet-skiing, waterskiing, canoeing, power boating and picnicking. The Great Lakes of Georgia offer a recreational paradise all year long.