This park is fun for the whole family with an array of challenging obstacle runs, zip lines, and aboveground feats to dazzle and thrill. Whether you are a first-timer, novice, intermediate, or expert level tree walker, you’ll receive the training and resources necessary to keep you safe as you spend over two hours exploring the trees.

For your safety, be sure to wear closed-toe shoes to Treetop Quest—no flip flops or sandals of any kind will be permitted on the course. You’ll also need time to sign waivers for you and your children and time to learn how the harness equipment works. Try to show up to the park a half hour or more before your scheduled start time as instructors will be waiting to train you. Adventure is waiting. Find it in Dunwoody.

Sprawling out over 38,000 acres, Lake Lanier sits 45 minutes north of Atlanta. Constructed as a reservoir for the Chattahoochee River, the 59-square-mile basin was completed in 1956, and quickly became a favorite attraction for Georgians across the state.

From the intrepid outdoorsman to the Sunday lounger, Lake Lanier has something for everyone. The reservoir is stocked with largemouth bass, brook trout, and more, promising bountiful fishing. It’s 692 miles of shoreline are perfect for sunbathing, wading, and boat spotting; and with 10 marinas scattered along the coast, you can plan a soothing day of sailing. Looking for something a bit more involved? Grab an oar and hop in a racing shell: In 1996, Lake Lanier hosted the rowing and canoeing events at the Summer Olympics.

So rally your family, rent a car, and hit the road: The water’s calling.