Best places: Tourist attractions in Cartersville, United States

Large museum devoted to art of the American West & all things cowboy, stagecoach & butte related.

Interactive, kid-friendly museum housing geology displays, fossils, planetarium & observatory.

Wooded peninsula surrounded by Lake Allatoona features water sports, trails, campsites & cottages.

Strenuous loop trail with some steep & rocky sections climbing to the top of a 1,562-ft. mountain.

Site of a Native American village, with a museum of excavated artifacts, a gift shop & picnic area.

👍👍 If you want a fairly easy trail to stroll through in the Acworth/Emerson area, I highly recommend Allatoona Pass Battlefield. From the top of the rock wall, you can relax and watch people enjoying the lake on boats, jet skis, etc. If you want a walking path that is not complicated, there is a wide...

111-acre park with an Olympic-sized swimming pool, tennis courts, a running trail & sports fields.

👍👍 I want to give this mountain trail 1 star and discourage EVERYONE from visiting and attempting the trail as well as the many other trails it can link to near the Etowah River, however, I am not a selfish you know what, I am more of a selfless person in near every regard. Anywho, if you do go, wait...

👍👍 Paradise Boat Rentals runs an excellent operation. I am a returning customer, and both of my experiences have been great. The scenery on Lake Allatoona is beautiful, with the wooded peaks of Red Top Mountain overlooking the lake. The boats are clean and easy to drive. Just be sure to view the captai...

👍👍 This is my favorite place to hike locally. You can take bikes, pets on a leash, or hike by foot. The trail is about 3.5 miles long and most of it is on a peninsula with water boarding on one side and hills, rocks, or trees on the other side. There are maps throughout the trail to guide you, as well...

Museum in a 19th-century Victorian mansion that features original outbuildings & a garden.

Charming park abutting a 164-mile waterway featuring a playground, walking trails & boating access.

Museum tracing the local area from Cherokee habitation 200 years ago up to the modern day.

👍👍 $5 to park. There’s an electronic parking machine that takes credit cards. I got there at 6 AM with no issues. About 8-10 spaces are for single vehicles, the rest are trailer parking. 2 boat ramps, one small dock for loading/unloading. Lots of boat traffic in the area, but most boaters are considera...

Museum featuring exhibits on the Army Corps of Engineers, the Civil War & regional history.

🫤 Has potential. Unfortunately the campground hosts were the ones to hurt the experience. One of them kept driving around at night trying to start trouble with us! He was obviously drunk, saying how he ran this place! He drove through as late as midnight on the loud John Deere UTV. Other personnel w...

👍👍 Peaceful and serene.