Providence Canyon State Park

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Providence Canyon State Park is a Georgia state park famed for its dramatic, colorful gullies and ravines often called “Georgia’s Little Grand Canyon.”

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Providence Canyon State Park canonical 5
Providence Canyon 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf state park
climate humid subtropical climate
country United States
createdBy poor 19th-century farming practices
designation Georgia state park
geologicalAge Cretaceous sediments
geologicalOrigin severe erosion of soft marine sediments
hasColor orange soils
pink soils
purple soils
red soils
white soils
hasFeature Providence Canyons
backcountry campsites
canyons up to 150 feet deep
multicolored soil layers
picnic areas
rim trail
visitor center
hasFlora hardwood trees
loblolly pine
wildflowers
hasParking yes
hasTrail Backcountry Trail
Canyon Loop Trail
hasView canyon overlooks
IUCNCategory V
knownFor colorful gullies
eroded sandstone formations
hiking trails
scenic overlooks
steep ravines
locatedIn Georgia
Stewart County, Georgia
locatedNear Lumpkin, Georgia
nearWaterbody Chattahoochee River region
nickname Georgia’s Little Grand Canyon
offersActivity backpacking
hiking
photography
picnicking
sightseeing
openToPublic true
operatedBy Georgia Department of Natural Resources
partOf Georgia State Parks system
region southwestern Georgia
linked to: Southwest Georgia

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Southwest Georgia hasProtectedArea Providence Canyon State Park
Lumpkin, Georgia near Providence Canyon State Park
Lumpkin, Georgia hasNearbyAttraction Providence Canyon
linked to: Providence Canyon State Park
Georgia state parks system hasNotableSite Providence Canyon State Park
Stewart County hasHistoricSite Providence Canyon State Park
Stewart County hasProtectedArea Providence Canyon State Park