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Lock & Dam
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Rome, Georgia

Your local guide to riverside camping, fishing, boating and outdoor recreation along the scenic Coosa River in Northwest Georgia.

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Myrtle Hill Cemetery
A scenic and historic cemetery overlooking the rivers, with notable graves and peaceful walking paths.
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Why You'll Love It
Historic sites & museums
Scenic river views & trails
College campus & nature
Downtown charm & clock tower
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Oak Hill & The Martha Berry Museum
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Oak Hill & The Martha Berry Museum
Historic home, gardens, and exhibits about Martha Berry and the founding of Berry College.
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Myrtle Hill Cemetery
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Myrtle Hill Cemetery
A scenic and historic cemetery overlooking the rivers, with notable graves and walking paths.
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Rome Clock Tower
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Rome Clock Tower
A landmark structure built in 1871, now functioning as a museum and offering city views from the top.
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Historic Downtown Rome
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Historic Downtown Rome
Charming downtown area with historic architecture, the Capitoline Wolf statue, shops, restaurants, and riverfront trails.
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Berry College & its Trails
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Berry College & its Trails
The expansive campus offers hiking, natural vistas, and wildlife viewing.
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Jackson Hill Trail System / ECO Greenway
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Jackson Hill Trail System / ECO Greenway
Trails combining nature and history; walking, biking, and connecting parks and river paths.
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