Cave Spring near Cave Spring, Georgia
Cave Spring,Georgia
34.10467, -85.34532
0.6 miles W of Cave Spring, Georgia
GPS: 34°6'16.8"N 85°20'43.2"W
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State: Georgia

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Cave Spring is a spring that originates in a cave and flows into a man-made swimming pool/lake the shape of Georgia (!) in Rolator Park the town of Cave Springs. Very interesting geological and historical area to visit. Can visit the cave too. Cave Spring Web Site , Wikipedia listing.Courtesy of swimmingholes.org

Fees: Yes, $3 in 2008.

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From Cave Spring, Georgia

  1. Head northeast on Old Cedartown Rd toward Padlock Mountain Rd SW (131 ft)
  2. Turn left onto Alabama St (0.4 mi)
  3. Turn left onto Perry Rd/Perry Farm Rd SW/Tallalan Rd (0.3 mi)
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