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Providence Canyon
As one of Georgias Seven Natural Wonders, The Little Grand Canyon is a paradise rich in beauty.
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Providence Canyon Details
As one of Georgias Seven Natural Wonders, “The Little Grand Canyon” is a paradise rich in beauty. The remarkable colors of the sculpted canyon walls and cliffs are nothing short of breathtaking, and you could easily spend all day simply staring up at their majestic size. However, it would be a shame to visit here without going on a hike. There is a 5-mile trail that winds through the park and takes you to the sandy riverbeds of the canyon floor, where you can get close to the orange, red, and pink sandstone walls. It is not an overly difficult hike, although the rocks and rugged boulders can be a little rough for families or elderly hikers.
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Nearby Parks Around Providence Canyon
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Providence Canyon
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0.4 mi away
Providence Canyon State Park
Affectionately known as the "Little Grand Canyon," this 1,003-acre state park is famous for its colorful, layered rock formations.
0.4 mi away
Providence Canyon
The canyons colorful crevices and layered rock formations may seem like one of Mother Natures finest creations.
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Florence Marina State Park
Florence Marina State Park is small at 173 acres, but popular among boaters and anglers because of its deep-water marina.
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Chattahoochee Riverwalk
A paradise for urban cyclists, this 22-mile Riverwalk runs through the heart of Columbus along the banks of the Chattahoochee River.
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Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Battlefield
During the U.S. Civil War, Chattanooga, Tenn., was a vital rail, road, and river hub that was fiercely contested by Union and Confederate armies, which clashed in two major battles here in 1863.
