November 12, 2017
The Little River has eroded a gorge up to 500 feet deep as it runs along the top of Lookout Mountain at the southern end of the Cumberland Plateau.
We started with a visit to the Little River Canyon Center, operated by the National Park Service and Jacksonville State University which offers a field school there. Somebody there has an unusual sense of humor.
Outside, enjoyed fall colors and, of course, the river.
The river falls 45 feet at Little River Falls.
A scenic drive follows the river
The unusual rock pictured below is shaped like a mushroom at the top and a needle’s eye at the bottom.
Other interesting rock formations are found in the immediate area.
2 Comments
susan · December 16, 2017 at 6:46 pm
Loved the pictures of the falls. What camera is Dave using?
Jane Appel · December 16, 2017 at 9:58 pm
Thanks. Dave is using a Nikon CoolPix A900. I’m using a Canon SX 720.