Hugh White State Park Cabins

This hiking path is within Hugh White State Park, and while some sections along the lakeshore are easy, there are stretches which can be quite steep as you climb to the bluffs overlooking Lake Grenada. The views at the top are well worth the climb!

A one-mile path with interpretive signs running from the southern spillway of the Lake Granada dam.

The area below the dam has been set aside for nature management, and is home to several species including whitetail deer, bluebirds, and quail. Keep your eyes peeled while hiking on this route.

Follow one of the two trails which take you through the Chakchiuma Swamp area, where you can see lots of rare plants and flowers.

You can take your own motor boat on Lake Grenada or hire canoes and kayaks locally if you want to spend more time exploring the lake. If you have a motor boat and want to go water-skiing, this is also allowed in Lake Grenada.

Areas of Lake Grenada are set aside for outdoor swimming, and there are a number of pleasant beaches on the lake's shoreline. Spend some time relaxing while the kids enjoy the amazing experience of wild swimming.

Lake Grenada is well known for its excellent fishing waters. Hire equipment locally or bring your own and catch something to take back to your Hugh White State Park cabins for dinner.

Hugh White State Park has its own golf course, Dogwoods, if you are a fan of the sport. Alternatively, you can try something a little different; disc golf. This is a cross between Frisbee and golf, and there is a course at Cemetery Ridge within Hugh White State Park.