

by Roundabout Atlanta Tours Transportation
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$178Travel by air-conditioned vehicle from a central meeting point in Atlanta to Stone Mountain Park, Georgia’s most visited attraction. The tour lasts about five hours and includes several stops for photos and exploration around the 3,200-acre park. Visitors will see natural features such as lakes, forests, and geological sites, along with historic locations in Stone Mountain Village. The itinerary includes a visit to the Quarry Exhibit and Stone Mountain Museum to view artifacts and learn about the area’s history. Indian Island can be explored via the covered bridge, where you can walk the King's Trail and observe local bird species. Guests can also enjoy a ride on the Stone Mountain Scenic Railroad or choose to hike the popular Walk-Up Trail to the mountain’s peak. The Skyride cable car is available to reach the 825-foot summit for panoramic views. Additional stops include the Stone Mountain Golf Course with its lake and mountain views, the Grist Mill with its creek waterfall, and several scenic photo spots around the park. Bottled water and narration are provided, plus free parking behind the meeting point. Admission fees, food, and gratuities are not included. The tour involves walking at a relaxed pace and some guests may opt for the one-hour hike to the top of Stone Mountain.
Stone Mountain Park
This is Georgia’s most visited attraction, covering 3,200 acres with natural scenery, historical sites, and cultural points of interest.
30 min
Stone Mountain Golf Course
Offers views of the lake and mountain, providing an excellent opportunity for photographs.
15 min
Campground by the Lake
A wooded campground located on the lake with options for hiking, biking, and kayaking, plus views of Stone Mountain.
5 min
Scenic Lake View
A spot with views of the lake, tree-lined areas, and Stone Mountain, ideal for photos.
Bird Habitat
Area known for birds such as the Eastern Bluebird and Thrashers.
Longest Trail Cruise
A ride or walk along Stone Mountain’s longest trail through the park.
Stone Mountain Covered Bridge
A well-crafted covered bridge linking Indian Island to the mainland, with photographic opportunities and access to the King’s Trail.
5 min
Indian Island
A wooded island surrounded by water, offering scenic views of nature.
30 min
Stone Mountain Quarry Exhibit
An outdoor museum presenting the history of the quarry industry and its workers in Stone Mountain.
20 min
The Grist Mill
Features a wheel well with a creek waterfall and lakeside views along a nature trail, suitable for photos.
15 min
Stone Mountain Village
Historic area with granite-built restaurants, shops, and public art including a sculpture marking Sherman’s March to the Sea.
10 min
Walk-Up Trail and Education Center
Optional stop with an opportunity to hike the popular Walk-Up Trail to the mountain peak and visit the Historical & Environmental Education Center with exhibits on geology and ecology.
60 min
Stone Mountain Park Self Exploration
Up to 90 minutes for guests to explore the park independently, including the Skyride, Rock Cafe, gift shop, Memorial Lawn, and the Stone Mountain carving with multiple photo spots.
90 min
*Meetup Details: Meetup in Hero Doughnuts & Buns for pickup. Be sure to arrive 25-30 minutes before departure time. Breakfast is available at Hero Doughnuts & Buns. ***Parking: If you're driving, free parking is available right across the street from Hero's Doughnuts & Buns. Parking is Free
End point
*Meetup Details: Meetup in Hero Doughnuts & Buns for pickup. Be sure to arrive 25-30 minutes before departure time. Breakfast is available at Hero Doughnuts & Buns. ***Parking: If you're driving, free parking is available right across the street from Hero's Doughnuts & Buns. Parking is Free


by Roundabout Atlanta Tours Transportation
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$178Travel by air-conditioned vehicle from a central meeting point in Atlanta to Stone Mountain Park, Georgia’s most visited attraction. The tour lasts about five hours and includes several stops for photos and exploration around the 3,200-acre park. Visitors will see natural features such as lakes, forests, and geological sites, along with historic locations in Stone Mountain Village. The itinerary includes a visit to the Quarry Exhibit and Stone Mountain Museum to view artifacts and learn about the area’s history. Indian Island can be explored via the covered bridge, where you can walk the King's Trail and observe local bird species. Guests can also enjoy a ride on the Stone Mountain Scenic Railroad or choose to hike the popular Walk-Up Trail to the mountain’s peak. The Skyride cable car is available to reach the 825-foot summit for panoramic views. Additional stops include the Stone Mountain Golf Course with its lake and mountain views, the Grist Mill with its creek waterfall, and several scenic photo spots around the park. Bottled water and narration are provided, plus free parking behind the meeting point. Admission fees, food, and gratuities are not included. The tour involves walking at a relaxed pace and some guests may opt for the one-hour hike to the top of Stone Mountain.
Stone Mountain Park
This is Georgia’s most visited attraction, covering 3,200 acres with natural scenery, historical sites, and cultural points of interest.
30 min
Stone Mountain Golf Course
Offers views of the lake and mountain, providing an excellent opportunity for photographs.
15 min
Campground by the Lake
A wooded campground located on the lake with options for hiking, biking, and kayaking, plus views of Stone Mountain.
5 min
Scenic Lake View
A spot with views of the lake, tree-lined areas, and Stone Mountain, ideal for photos.
Bird Habitat
Area known for birds such as the Eastern Bluebird and Thrashers.
Longest Trail Cruise
A ride or walk along Stone Mountain’s longest trail through the park.
Stone Mountain Covered Bridge
A well-crafted covered bridge linking Indian Island to the mainland, with photographic opportunities and access to the King’s Trail.
5 min
Indian Island
A wooded island surrounded by water, offering scenic views of nature.
30 min
Stone Mountain Quarry Exhibit
An outdoor museum presenting the history of the quarry industry and its workers in Stone Mountain.
20 min
The Grist Mill
Features a wheel well with a creek waterfall and lakeside views along a nature trail, suitable for photos.
15 min
Stone Mountain Village
Historic area with granite-built restaurants, shops, and public art including a sculpture marking Sherman’s March to the Sea.
10 min
Walk-Up Trail and Education Center
Optional stop with an opportunity to hike the popular Walk-Up Trail to the mountain peak and visit the Historical & Environmental Education Center with exhibits on geology and ecology.
60 min
Stone Mountain Park Self Exploration
Up to 90 minutes for guests to explore the park independently, including the Skyride, Rock Cafe, gift shop, Memorial Lawn, and the Stone Mountain carving with multiple photo spots.
90 min
*Meetup Details: Meetup in Hero Doughnuts & Buns for pickup. Be sure to arrive 25-30 minutes before departure time. Breakfast is available at Hero Doughnuts & Buns. ***Parking: If you're driving, free parking is available right across the street from Hero's Doughnuts & Buns. Parking is Free
End point
*Meetup Details: Meetup in Hero Doughnuts & Buns for pickup. Be sure to arrive 25-30 minutes before departure time. Breakfast is available at Hero Doughnuts & Buns. ***Parking: If you're driving, free parking is available right across the street from Hero's Doughnuts & Buns. Parking is Free