The Setting: A slow Thursday heading into Labor Day weekend. The summer season is coming to an end. A great time to observe the Amicalola Falls and pause long moments for pictures without the crowds. There are a a lot of stairs along the way. … Continue readingAmicalola Falls State Park In Late Summer
The Setting: Cloudland Canyon State Park is in the northwestern most corner of Georgia. This state park features canyon overlooks, waterfalls, and trailheads that take you to the bottom and out to a nearby city. This park is probably most well visited for its waterfalls … Continue readingCloudland Canyon State Park
The Setting: A small local park. A reconstructed mill and dam-induced waterfall. A scenic, wintry sunset. This park is small but packs a relaxing punch. Just sitting near the waterfall brings a sense of peace and comfort. It gives one time to reflect.
The Setting: Tallulah Gorge State Park features a lot of stairs. You can march down into the gorge and experience the river and waterfalls. You can hike up to the edges and observe the gorge from overlooks. In Autumn, trees illuminate the cliffs and mountains … Continue readingTallulah Gorge Autumn Scenes
The Setting: A hot summer day at Watson Mill Bridge State Park. The longest operational covered bridge in Georgia. Only one vehicle can traverse the bridge at a time. The river was only trickling over the dam walls. People were spending time in the waters, … Continue readingWatson Mill Bridge State Park
The Setting: Tallulah Gorge State Park is in North Georgia. A dam feeds into a gorge with various waterfalls. There are steps from the top that will take you down to the bottom. There is also a swinging bridge that traverses the canyon halfway down. … Continue readingTallulah Gorge State Park
The Setting: Amicalola Falls State Park is the location of the highest waterfall in Georgia. A daunting ramp and stairway allows people to climb from the base to the summit. You can also drive to the top. A pedestrian bridge allows views of the waterfall … Continue readingAmicalola Falls State Park