Bring the entire family to Sprewell Bluff State Park near Thomaston, Georgia on Saturday, March 14 for the ultimate, close-up look at Mother Nature's fireworks set in the natural amphitheater of the Flint River Valley.

Beginning at noon, festival goers will enjoy the sounds of bluegrass music, the tastes of hot dogs and hamburgers, and the beauty of what makes Sprewell Bluff so special.

Natural resource agency staff will be on hand throughout the afternoon providing demonstrations on how prescribed fires are conducted and why, presentations on Georgia's unique and diminishing longleaf pine forests, and LIVE animal programs showcasing some of the wonderful wildlife that call Sprewell Bluff home!

When the winds begin to stay on course, the temperature just on cue, and the humidity is perfect, the professionals will begin setting Fire on theMountain!

Don't miss this amazing opportunity to share with your family and friends the beauty and knowledge of prescribed fire. Help them experience this fascinating phenomenon while safely watching from the banks of the Flint River at Sprewell Bluff State Park.

Join the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources and State Parks & Historic Sites Divisions, Georgia Forestry Commission, Thomaston-Upson County Chamber of Commerce, The Nature Conservancy of Georgia, Callaway Gardens, Georgia Power, and The Environmental Resources Network, Inc. (T.E.R.N.) for this unforgettable event!

Please be sure to visit this Web site (www.georgiawildlife.com) again before Saturday, March 14 for possible event canellation due to inclement weather. .

Event Fee: State Park daily parking fee $3.00 per vehicle

For more information on Sprewell Bluff State Park, visit Georgia DNR's State Parks & Historic Sites Division Web site: http://www.gastateparks.org/info/sprewell/

Driving Directions:
740 Sprewell Bluff Road
Thomaston, GA 30286

Located 10 miles west of Thomaston. From Ga. Hwy. 74, turn on Old Alabama Road and travel south 6 miles to the park.

Download a flyer here!

For more information on "Fire on the Mountain," contact either Kristina Summers - kristina.summers@dnr.state.ga.us or 770-918-6791 or Nathan Klaus - Nathan_Klaus@dnr.state.ga.us or 478-994-1438.