GEORGIA INTERNATIONAL HORSE PARK

Serving as the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games venue, today you may catch an event such as an equestrian competition, festival, concert, or sports competition. A 1,400-acres park with over 15 miles of horse trails, nine miles of Olympic designed mountain bike trails, RV camping, Arboretum garden, golfing, hotel lodging, 173 designated acres of protected wetlands with nature center, and 18 hole disc golf course.
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Big Haynes Creek Nature Center

173-acres of the Georgia International Horse Park has been designated as a nature preserve devoted to the preservation and study of native plants and wildlife. Enjoy walking the trails, canoeing, and watching wildlife from the observation platform overlooking the wetlands. More than five miles of trails to accommodate hikers, mountain bikers and horse enthusiasts. Open year round to the public from sunrise to sunset.
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Annual Conyers Cherry Blossom Festival

Conyers’ first cherry trees were donated by Hideo Ogino, former President of Maxell Corporation of America. To further nurture the friendship and exchange of Japanese culture, in 1982, Maxell along with the Chamber of Commerce, held the first Conyers Cherry Blossom Festival. The festival featured Japanese cooking classes, silk flower arranging, Oriental doll exhibits, Origami exhibits, Kabuki theater, bonsai tree exhibits, karate demonstrations and a Haiku contest.

From that simple beginning, the event has grown to include thousands of participants from many diverse cultures. Scheduled during the blossoming of the beautiful Yoshino Cherry Trees, the festival encourages cultural understanding and friendship through international music, dance, arts, crafts, food, games and entertainment for all ages. For more info: conyerscherryblossomfest.com

Iron Hoof Disc Golf

The Iron Hoof Disc Golf Course is now open at the Bald Rock Meadows location on Costley Mill Road. This is an 18-hole championship disc golf course designed to cater to players of all skill levels, from beginner to seasoned professionals. Key features of the course include three turf pads and two baskets per hole.
Disc golf is similar to the game of golf, but rather than balls and clubs, players use a flying disc or Frisbee. Players throw the golf disc from a tee to a target, or the hole, usually an elevated metal basket. Disc golf is enjoyed by players of all ages and gender identities, and boasts health benefits such as aerobic exercise, upper and lower body conditioning and mental stimulation. There are more than 9,800 disc golf courses worldwide, with more being installed every day.
For the disc golf course map, trail rules, and etiquette click here.

Cherokee Run Golf Club

Our destination golf course is nestled in the rolling hills of Rockdale County and located within the Georgia International Horse Park. The clubhouse features an upscale golf shop, restaurant/bar, banquet and special event facility. Join us for breakfast and/or lunch seven days a week.

Cherokee Run Golf Club
1595 Centennial Olympic Parkway
Conyers, GA 30013
770-785-7904
cherokeerungolfclub.com