Providence Canyon — Georgia

Red clay, white clay and Georgia pines - Visitors are drawn to this unusual Southwest Georgia phenomenon to explore the gullies and alcoves. Some locals refer to it as the “Little Grand Canyon”. The 150-foot deep gullies were formed in-part due to poor farming practices in the 19th century. There is some debate that the canyons are at least partially natural. Either way, it is a well known destination for many Georgians.

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Giclée Printed on Moab Natural Rag Archival Paper

$50