Discover Mableton

Mableton brings together several reasons to stay: local history at Mable House, arts programs, outdoor trails and open-air concerts. If you’re looking for hotels in Mableton, the focus of your trip can help guide your search. Culture enthusiasts can combine architectural and family history with arts programs; for outdoor activities, the park, greenway and multi-use trails are relevant, while concert plans bring a specific concert series into focus.

Local History and the Arts

Mable House Historic House was built in 1843 as a modest plantation house and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is the ancestral home of the Mable family, after whom Mableton was named. The building’s construction date, architectural classification and naming history come together here: it represents both a specific historic architectural style and the origin of the town’s name.

At Mable House Arts Center, the focus is on arts programs. It offers art classes for children and adults, seasonal art camps and rotating gallery exhibitions. The programs offer different experiences: the classes and camps are about creating art, while the gallery exhibitions change. Note that the camps are seasonal.

Trails and Scenery

Discovery Park at the River Line preserves earthworks from the American Civil War and offers opportunities for walking, hiking and picnicking. The park also includes more than a mile of riverfront. Its historic earthworks and outdoor recreation opportunities invite visitors to explore the park from different perspectives.

The park connects to the Chattahoochee RiverLands Greenway, which offers paved and unpaved trails for biking and walking. The Chattahoochee RiverLands Greenway Trail at Discovery Park offers views of the Chattahoochee River, Nickajack Creek, Cobb Beach and the surrounding wetlands. Trail surfaces and scenery are two specific aspects to consider when planning outdoor activities.

The section of the Silver Comet Trail in Cobb County is a scenic, 12.8-mile paved multi-use trail. It can be used by walkers, hikers, joggers, cyclists, inline skaters and people with disabilities. The 12.8 miles refers to this section in Cobb County.

Concerts and Trip Planning

Mable House Barnes Amphitheatre is an open-air concert venue that accommodates about 2,500 people per event. It also hosts the free weekly Wine Down Wednesday Concert Series. If you’re planning your trip around a concert, check the series dates in advance.

Then compare the specific details of the hotel options you’re considering for your stay in Mableton. This way, your search is guided by the reason for your trip, rather than treating every topic as equally important.

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