The park, located on land that Roosevelt owned, is built around the 1,395-foot-high peak of Pine Mountain, according to Explore Georgia, the state of Georgia tourism web site. > RELATED ...

Roosevelt State Park will be closed to all but hunters next ... The 23-mile Pine Mountain Trail traversing the wooded ridge along Georgia Highway 190 is part of a 40-mile network of walking ...

Georgia's largest park, FDR State Park, encompassing 9,000 acres, was greatly enhanced by the New Deal's efforts here. The Little White House, today, is the most visited historic site in the ...

There is a lot to adore about this artsy mountain town in the Peach State, where delicious food and outdoor activities ...

At 9,049 acres, Franklin D. Roosevelt State Park near Warm Springs is Georgia’s largest state park, occupying most of Pine Mountain in Middle Georgia. One of FDR’s favorite places to relax and ...

Also blocked by storm debris is the road to Dowdell's Knob off Georgia 190, Hall said. The knob was one of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's ... lot east of the park office on Georgia 190.

Franklin Roosevelt came to western Georgia in 1924 “for the water ... these “piney woods”—known today as F.D. Roosevelt State Park—stretch west from Warm Springs to Pine Mountain.

“We have people coming from all over, not just Georgia, but from Alabama, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Florida,” says Marty Spells, Assistant Manager for Franklin D. Roosevelt State Par ...

and the Georgia Chapter of the American Chestnut Foundation announce a recent discovery of a small stand of American Chestnut trees on F.D. Roosevelt (FDR) State Park in Harris County, Georgia.

Between 1924 and 1945, he visited the state 41 times. This stopover was important. Roosevelt ... in Daffin Park. The topics: His role as the honorary chairman of the Georgia Bicentennial ...

Roosevelt spent much of his time. April 12, 2025, marked 80 years since the day he died of a stroke. What they're saying: "It's a testament to what the people of Georgia meant to FDR. I think it's ...