This regional mall offers nearly 1.4 million square feet of retail space, with nearby shopping at Alpharetta Crossing, Alpharetta Square, Mansell Crossing and North Point Market. The King Center was established in 1968 by Mrs. Coretta Scott King as a living memorial dedicated to preserving the legacy of her husband, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and promoting the elimination of poverty, racism and war through research, education and training in Kingian nonviolence. The Six Flags Scorcher's purple and gold structure and track will twist through two inversions after making an initial 101 foot dive. For water lovers, this park has some of the best recreation facilities in the state park system. Within its boundaries are two lakes for swimming, boating and fishing, and the site features the largest sand beach of any Georgia State Park .
Visitors can also enjoy picnicking, mini golf, volleyball and horseshoes.
Home to the largest exposed piece of granite in the world, Stone Mountain Park is one of the the United States' most popular attractions, hosting over 4 million visitors annually. Visitors can explore the Park's 3,200 acres of lakes and woodlands, several major attractions and a variety of recreational activities including golf, tennis, swimming, boating, and hiking. Inc. Sweetwater Creek is a peaceful tract of wilderness only minutes from bustling downtown Atlanta. The park features a variety of natural and cultural resources, including the ruins of the New Manchester Manufacturing Company, a Civil War-era textile mill. Named for the swan motif found throughout the interior of the house, the classically designed Swan House was completed in 1928 for Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hamilton Inman, heirs to a cotton- merchandising fortune.