Our Tours

Stone building with red metal awnings and windows, historical marker plaque, small bushes, and sidewalk.

Depot Tour

Step inside the historic Georgia Railway Depot and discover the building that helped shape Stone Mountain's past. This guided tour explores the depot's architecture, railroad history, granite heritage, and remarkable journey from train station to City Hall to today's Welcome Center and Museum.

A white two-story house with a covered front porch, white curtains hanging from the upper level, three hanging ferns, and outdoor furniture including a small table and chairs.

Stone’s Throw Tour

Take a leisurely guided walk through the heart of Stone Mountain Village and uncover the stories behind its historic buildings, churches, granite landmarks, and Main Street. From the oldest home in the Village to the iconic red caboose, this tour brings more than 180 years of local history to life.

Vintage sepia photograph of a person lying on the grass in front of a house with multiple windows, surrounded by trees and a mountain in the background.

Shermantown Tour

Explore the history of Shermantown, Stone Mountain's first African American neighborhood, through the stories of the families who built a close-knit community rooted in faith, education, perseverance, and pride. This guided tour highlights the people, places, and legacy that remain an essential part of Stone Mountain's history.