Mt Tabor Park - Dallas, Georgia

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Richard Edwards

I’ve been a resident of the New Hope area for 25 years and have enjoyed utilizing the walking trails at Mt Tabor Park almost weekly for most of that time. That is until recently when the county appears to have given up the walking trail parking area to a developer. One of the best things about Mt Tabor was its proximity to the New Hope Community. In addition to the proximity, it had great walking trails that wandered through the woods down to the creek bottoms or if it was messy and rainy out, you could stay on a paved path that went by the duck pond and was about a quarter mile in diameter. For the last year the paved path has been cut off by development for a new subdivision. You could still walk the path but had to walk through the red mud to complete the loop. Recently, the developer finished paving the entrance road to the subdivision and you could walk down the road and avoid the mud for the most part. Now as you can see from the pictures they have placed no trespassing signs at the entrance… but from everything I can see on the map, that is provided by Paulding County, this property still belongs to the county.

Angie Wages

I really enjoyed my visit to this park! I walked the blue trail, and it was nothing short of magical! ✨ I loved all of the trees and rocks and the creek that runs through it! ?

Brittany Campbell

As of January 2025 they are doing some construction. But the park and amenities are still usable. Let my son run around a bit here. Very nice and spacious.

Danielle Longamore

Used to LOVE this park. Our family would go weekly on the trails and the creek with our dogs and little one. Now, the trails are destroyed and the creek is completely messed up because they decided a private entrance for a subdivision was more important. Extremely disappointed in our local government for allowing this to happen. Hiking trails, and walking trails gone. Wooded area greatly diminished. I hope Riverwood enjoys it - the rest of us won't.

Evelyn Champion

Go directly to the right when you enter to go to the trails and pond. This park has a beautiful 9/11 memorial called Liberty Park. There are huge koi in the pond, and ducks and turtles as we'll. There are many unmarked trails. Don't bother with the map- it's useless. We walked until we came to a private property sign, and then made our way back. The creek is beautiful! Enjoy!

Ricky Earwood

The park is having some construction done, new picketball courts and a new entrance;
rest of the part is in excellent shape.

Mark Horn

Love day hiking here. Peaceful trails and well maintained. A little gem in Paulding County. Never too many people and although the trail system is advertised as biking and hiking I rarely encounter mountain bikers. In all there are 7.5 miles of trails with the Blue Trail or “Pine Pong” Trail being the primary trail. Green and Yellow trails can only be accessed via the Blue.

I recently hiked approximately 6.5 of the 7.5 miles and it was a wonderful and head-clearing experience. Not much in the way of views but certainly peaceful and not overly strenuous. The Green Trail (Rocks of Doom) is named appropriately. There are several sections with a lot of rocks and gravel-like spots. Careful with your footing!