Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Tallulah River Gorge



(This picture can be enlarged by clicking on it.)

The picture above was taken in June of last year at what has become one of our favorite places to visit -- Tallulah Gorge State Park in Georgia. The top of Oceana Falls, one of five major falls in the gorge can be seen at the bottom of the photo. The river is about 750 feet below the overlook from which the picture was taken.

13 comments:

A Brit in Tennessee said...

Isn't this just breathtaking !
I was fortunate to visit the Roayal Gorge, in Canon City, Colorado, I shall be forever in awe of places like this....
When I enlarged the picture, it brought back those feelings of being a witness to majesty.
Wonderful !!

Kirigalpoththa said...

Magnificent!

MadSnapper said...

breathtaking and magnificent are already taken so i will say Awesome! what a gorge!

rainfield61 said...

I do not have something similar to match with in my neighbourhood.

imac said...

Good job you got an Head for heights George.
Beautiful scenes.

HappyK said...

That is so pretty and a long way down! I can see why it's one of your favorite spots.

Kay said...

Beautiful photo George.

Ginny Hartzler said...

This is awesome. With clicking, you can see much more detail, especially the blueness of the water and the very top of the fall with the water coming down.

EG CameraGirl said...

Pretty gorge but a LONG way down!

Ruth's Photo Blog said...

That is a huge gorge.The angle looks way down.
Blessings,Ruth

penny said...

Well this is one we have been to George and its a beauty. The hiking trail are great and take you to beautiful places. It is a bit rugged but well worth it.
George, your photo is wonderful and a lovely reminder of our visit there.

LV said...

Thanks for your visit. As always you do a great job on all the outdoor sights. Check my comment o Betsy as it is for you too.

A Lady's Life said...

I guess the climb down to the that river was not a good idea.
But after such a long trek it would have been good to sit and wet your feet a bit. I always love to do this while watching the water flow.lol
Splendid!