28 Free Swimming Holes near Lake Rabun Beach Recreation Area - Free Arenas
Lake Rabun Beach Recreation Area
34.75453, -83.48133
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28 Free Swimming Holes near Lake Rabun Beach Recreation Area

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Tallulah Falls Lake Beach (Terrora Day Use Area)

Tallulah Falls, Georgia

4.8 miles E

Sand swim beach on 63-acre Tallulah Falls Lake at Tallulah Gorge State Park's Terrora Day Use Area, with the gorge rim trails, suspension bridge and campground next door.

Camp, Hike, Kayak, Mountain Bike, Swim

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mountain bike Mountain Bike Trail

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Timpson Cove Beach

Clayton

7.1 miles N

A Georgia Power swim beach on the east shore of Lake Burton, with a buoyed swim area, picnic tables and restrooms about nine miles out of Clayton. No posted fee, no lifeguard, and a winter drawdown that decides how much sand there is.

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Lake Russell Recreation Area

Mt Airy

18.1 miles S

A grass swim beach on 100-acre Lake Russell in the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest near Mt. Airy, with a $5 per vehicle Forest Service day-use fee and no gas motors on the lake.

Camp, Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Swim

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Boone Area

Otto, North Carolina

18.9 miles N

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Big Laurel Falls

Otto, North Carolina

18.9 miles N

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Vogle State Park

Blairsville, Georgia

24.9 miles W

A 233-acre park at the base of Blood Mountain in the Chattahoochee National Forest — one of Georgia's first state parks, founded in 1931.

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Cashiers Area

Woodleaf, North Carolina

30.6 miles NE

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Fires Creek Area

Wake Forest, North Carolina

31.9 miles NW

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Chattahoochee National Park

Cave Spring, Georgia

35.0 miles W

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1.4 mi

Turtleback Falls

Lake Toxaway, North Carolina

37.3 miles NE

Turtleback Falls' dome-shaped slide drops riders 10 feet into the Chug Hole pool, but wait for calm currents — strong flows have swept swimmers downriver over 125-foot Rainbow Falls.

Backpack, Hike, Swim

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backpack Backpacking Trail

1.0 mi

Hidden Falls

Lake Toxaway, North Carolina

37.4 miles NE

Just a few steps off the Horsepasture River trail, Hidden Falls drops less than ten feet into an idyllic boulder-rimmed pool — a serene and easy family swimming hole.

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Queens Creek Lake

Nantahala, North Carolina

37.4 miles N

A secluded reservoir in the Nantahala mountains with mountain reflections on still water, quality trout fishing, swimming on warm days, and a scenic drive up Winding Stairs Road.

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1.3 mi

Rainbow Falls

Lake Toxaway, North Carolina

37.5 miles NE

A 150-foot spectacular cascade on the Horsepasture River can be admired from front, side, bottom, and top — one showstopper in a 2-mile series of incredible falls.

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Todd Creek Falls

Central, South Carolina

37.8 miles E

A short hike leads to Todd Creek Falls and a deep, gradually entered pool at the base — a relaxed clothing-optional spot in the South Carolina upstate woods.

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Bolding Mill Park

Gainesville

39.2 miles SW

A Corps of Engineers park on Lake Lanier's Chestatee arm near Gainesville with a designated swim beach built on a gentle concrete slope, plus shelters, a boat ramp and a campground. Corps day-use fee applies.

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Big Creek

Waynesville, North Carolina

41.0 miles NE

Big Creek is a crystalline mountain stream tumbling through the quiet northeastern corner of Great Smoky Mountains National Park, and it may be the single best swimming creek in the Smokies. Cold,...

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Midnight Hole

Waynesville, North Carolina

41.0 miles NE

Midnight Hole is the most beloved swimming hole in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, an emerald-green pool of startling clarity sitting at the base of a six-foot waterfall, ringed by house-sized...

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Moonshine Falls Area

Bishopville, South Carolina

41.3 miles NE

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Fingerlake

Almond, North Carolina

42.6 miles N

An offshoot of Fontana Lake open April through October, Fingerlake offers gravel-edged swimming, kayaking, canoeing, and fishing surrounded by lush forest — with restrooms and picnic tables on site.

Canoe, Kayak, Swim

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Bear Creek Area

Tuckasegee, North Carolina

42.9 miles NE

Several remote swimming holes in lakes along Route 281 southeast of Sylva and Cullowhee — bathing suits optional at most spots, given how far off the beaten path they are.

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