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Tallulah Gorge State Park
A deep canyon meets six dramatic waterfalls at the edge of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
At two miles long and 1,000 feet deep, Tulullah Gorge deserves its reputation as one of the most spectacular canyons in the eastern United States. Take in the best views from a suspension bridge 80 feet above the canyon floor, or snag one of 100 coveted daily passes into the gorge, where you can scramble along a boulder-strewn trail to get an up-close look at the falls. Stay for a dip in the river before embarking on the steep and challenging return hike. Though it’s now known as a must-see for Georgia nature lovers, the park once had another reputation, as a popular site among tightrope walkers, including the legendary Karl Wallenda. The Tallulah Gorge State Park Campground features 52 drive-up, electric campsites and a group pioneer camp
At two miles long and 1,000 feet deep, Tulullah Gorge deserves its reputation as one of the most spectacular canyons in the eastern United States. Take in the best views from a suspension bridge 80 feet above the canyon floor, or snag one of 100 coveted daily passes into the gorge, where you can scramble along a boulder-strewn trail to get an up-close look at the falls. Stay for a dip in the river before embarking on the steep and challenging return hike. Though it’s now known as a must-see for Georgia nature lovers, the park once had another reputation, as a popular site among tightrope walkers, including the legendary Karl Wallenda. The Tallulah Gorge State Park Campground features 52 drive-up, electric campsites and a group pioneer camp, plus three backcountry sites deeper in the park.
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1 campground in Tallulah Gorge State Park
Talk about gorgeous when you’re talking about the Tallulah Gorge State Park. This place is high on the list of “Spectacular Canyons in the Eastern US. ” Hike the rim trails or acquire a permit to hike the gorge floor. Test your inner Indie Jones by traversing the suspension bridge that sways 80 feet above the rocky bottom and awards magnificent vi Read more...
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Tallulah Gorge offers visitors a different experience with every season, from technicolor leaves in fall to high heat and humidity in summer. Due to aesthetic water releases, gorge floor permits are not issued on some dates in April, September, October, and November; call the park to check before you go.
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