Smith Lake   Be the first to submit input for Smith Lake. If you have info on Smith Lake, Stephens County, Georgia please submit it here to improve this web site.          These outdoors activities are available near Smith Lake.   Lakes Near Smith Lake: Stonecypher Lake, Stephens County, 5 miles away Yonah Lake, Stephens County, 6 miles away Nancy Town Lake, Habersham County, 9 miles away Lake Burton, Rabun County, 17 miles away   Public Lands Near Smith Lake: Tallulah Gorge State Park, Georgia, 9 miles away Black Rock Mountain State Park, Georgia, 20 miles away Victoria Bryant State Park, Georgia, 21 miles away Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Gatlinburg - TN, 65 miles away   Marinas On or Near Smith Lake: LA Prade's Marina, Clarkesville, 11 miles away Lakemont Marine, Lakemont, 12 miles away Anchorage Boat Dock, Clayton, 17 miles away Anchorage Marine, Clayton, 18 miles away   Camp Grounds Near Smith Lake: Toccoa Rv Park & Campground, Toccoa, 5 miles away Hazel Creek RV Park, Mount Airy, 7 miles away Panther Creek Campground, Habersham County, 8 miles away Terrora Campground, Tallulah Falls, 9 miles away   Hotels Near Smith Lake: Country Hearth Inn Toccoa, Toccoa, 2 miles away Knights Inn and Suites Toccoa, Toccoa, 4 miles away Days Inn Toccoa, Toccoa, 5 miles away Glen-Ella Springs Inn, Clarkesville, 11 miles away Hampton Inn Cornelia, Cornelia, 12 miles away   Ski Areas Near Smith Lake: Sky Valley, Georgia, 23 miles away       210 foot drop, 2 lifts, 5 runs Scaly Mountain, North Carolina, 25 miles away       225 foot drop, 4 lifts, 10 runs Cataloochee, North Carolina, 59 miles away       740 foot drop, 4 lifts, 10 runs   Whitewater Near Smith Lake: Big Panther Creek, Habersham StephensCounty, 8 miles away       Class III-IV+(V) - 5.3 miles long (Old Highway 441 to dirt road by Panther Creek by Yonah Lake Road) Tallulah River, RabunCounty, 9 miles away       Class IV-V - 2.5 miles long (Tallulah Gorge to Lake Tugaloo) Brasstown Creek, OconeeCounty, 9 miles away       Class V+ - 3.8 miles long (Brasstown Road to Yonah Lake)