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  • Hiking
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### **Overview of Chattahoochee Bend State Park** Chattahoochee Bend State Park is a scenic park located in western Georgia, near the town of Newnan. It boasts one of the largest state parks in Georgia, encompassing over 2,910 acres and offering a large variety of recreational activities with a primary focus on the natural environment. A significant feature of the park is its location along the banks of the Chattahoochee River, providing ample opportunities for water-based activities.

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### **Backcountry Camping Information** If you're interested in backcountry camping at Chattahoochee Bend State Park, here's some important information to keep in mind: #### **Backcountry Camping Ways** - **Adirondack Shelters:** These are three-sided shelters with a roof, open in the front. They're generally located in more remote areas than the park's campgrounds. - **Paddle-In Campsites:** For those wanting to combine canoeing or kayaking with camping, there are sites accessible by watercraft. - **Hike-In Campsites:** Sites that you must hike to; these offer more solitude. #### **Reservations and Fees** - **Reservations:** It is highly recommended to make a reservation for your backcountry campsite. You can book your site in advance through the Georgia State Parks & Historic Sites reservation system, either online or by phone. - **Fees:** A nightly fee is charged for backcountry campsites. Fees may vary, so check the latest information when you book your site. #### **Preparation and Gear** - **Water:** Be prepared to either carry in all your drinking water or have the means to purify natural sources. - **Food and Storage:** Bring all your food, and have a plan for storing it properly to keep wildlife away. - **Navigation:** Have a map and compass, or a GPS device, as you’ll be in a less traveled part of the park. - **Shelter:** Even if you plan to stay in an Adirondack shelter, bring a tent or a hammock and a tarp, in case all shelters are occupied. ### **Rules and Regulations** - **Leave No Trace:** Practice Leave No Trace principles to minimize your impact on the environment. - **Fire:** Understand the park's rules regarding fires. Sometimes fires are allowed in designated areas; other times, they may be banned due to drought conditions. - **Wildlife:** Keep a safe distance from wildlife and do not feed them. - **Permits:** Some areas may require a permit for backcountry camping, so inquire with the park before your trip. ### **Safety Tips** - **Weather:** Be prepared for changing weather conditions. Check the forecast and pack accordingly. - **Check-In:** Always check-in at the visitor center before heading out and let someone know your itinerary. - **First Aid:** Carry a first aid kit in case of accidents or emergencies. ### **Activities Near Backcountry Sites** - **Hiking:** There are over 12 miles of hiking trails available for exploration. - **Fishing:** The Chattahoochee River has bass, catfish, and other species. - **Boating:** Paddlesports are very popular along the river. ### **Environmental Protection** - **Erosion:** Stick to the trails to prevent soil erosion and damage to vegetation. - **River Protection:** When boating or fishing, avoid disrupting wildlife and the riverbank. ### **Contact Information** For up-to-date information or any inquiries, contact: Chattahoochee Bend State Park 425 Bobwhite Way Newnan, GA 30263 Phone: (770) 254-7271 Remember to check the park's official website or contact park staff for the most current information as policies and conditions can change.

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