This visitor enjoyed the nature walk and the tower's overhead view of the effigy. It is one personal report, not a current trail-condition check.
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Interpretive trails through forest and wetland habitat lead to a protected Indigenous stone effigy near Lake Oconee. Signs cover local history and natural features, and observation structures give views of the mound and wetlands.

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Interpretive trails through forest and wetland habitat lead to a protected Indigenous stone effigy near Lake Oconee. Signs cover local history and natural features, and observation structures give views of the mound and wetlands.
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Rock Hawk Effigy and Trails · 125 Wallace Dam Road, Eatonton, GA 31024
Sun–Thu 7am–9pm; Fri–Sat 7am–10pm
Published hours apply to the Rock Hawk recreation area. Check posted trail notices and finish a woodland outing with adequate daylight.
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This visitor enjoyed the nature walk and the tower's overhead view of the effigy. It is one personal report, not a current trail-condition check.
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