Chattahoochee River � Wildlife Management Area Landing � � Historical note:�� This landing was once called Hare�s Landing.� Here, rising eerily out of a swamp was a large burial mound created by prehistoric Indians.� Amidst out of control vegetation and a thickening fog, many human bones were found, some more than 10,000 years old.� Most were quite badly decayed.� However, several skeletons were found close together on a bed of charcoal.� The area is now under water. � By boat:� Mile Marker 7.2 on the right-hand side going upstream. � By vehicle:� Just off of State Route 253 ( Spring Creek Road ).� This landing is not open to vehicles.� However, if you like to hike, you can walk down the road about a mile or so, to the landing. � Amenities:� none This access is used mainly by the wildlife management personnel on Lake Seminole .� However, if you get caught in a storm, there is a covered boat house in which you can take refuge.� There are no launch facilities here.� It is isolated and picturesque. �