Tallulah Gorge

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Tallulah Gorge is a dramatic, steep-sided canyon in northern Georgia known for its scenic waterfalls, hiking trails, and popular state park.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canyon
landform
tourist attraction
carvedBy Tallulah River
contains Bridal Veil Falls
Hurricane Falls
L’Eau d’Or Falls
Oceana Falls
Tallulah River
Tempesta Falls
sliding rock at Bridal Veil Falls
formedByProcess river erosion
geologicalType gorge cut into metamorphic rock
hasActivity hiking
photography
rock climbing
sightseeing
whitewater kayaking
hasDesignation state scenic area
hasEvent scheduled whitewater releases on Tallulah River
hasFeature suspension bridge over Tallulah Gorge
hasHydrologicalModification upstream dams affecting river flow
hasLength approximately 2 miles
approximately 3 kilometers
hasMaximumDepth approximately 1000 feet
approximately 300 meters
hasRecreationalUse day-use recreation
hasSafetyRequirement permit required for gorge floor access
hasTrail Hurricane Falls Trail
North Rim Trail
South Rim Trail
hasViewpoint rim overlooks
knownFor hiking trails
rock formations
scenic overlooks
scenic waterfalls
steep-sided canyon walls
locatedIn Georgia
United States
locatedInCounty Habersham County
Rabun County
locatedInRegion northeastern Georgia
managedBy Georgia Department of Natural Resources
near Blue Ridge Mountains
Tallulah Falls, Georgia
linked to: Tallulah Falls

U.S. Highway 441 NERFINISHED
partOf Appalachian Plateau and Piedmont transition zone
Tallulah Gorge State Park
protectedBy Tallulah Gorge State Park

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Northeast Georgia contains Tallulah Gorge
Tallulah Falls knownFor Tallulah Gorge
Tallulah Gorge State Park hasFeature Tallulah Gorge