Georgia's Little Grand Canyon

Explore lesser-known spots in the US, like paths that used to be railroad tracks, GA's Little Grand Canyon, and a field of president heads in VA

MAY 12, 2021 Share Pin Forward Why you have to see Georgia's 'Little Grand Canyon' REDISCOVER AMERICA by Ashira Morris   A steady flow of water runs through the bottom of Georgia's Providence Canyon, but unlike other canyons, that's not what carved it out of the earth. Formed by bad agricultural practices in the soil about 200 years ago, it's now a state park with hiking and camping options.  Keep Reading Take an adventure in Door County, Wisconsin by Danielle Braff There are fields of lavender, the root beer floats are known across state lines, and the beaches are some of the finest in the midwest. Read More 'Rails to Trails' Near You: 6 Beautiful Paths That Used to Be Railroad Tracks by Jeanine Barone Get fit, learn some history, birdwatch, or simply commute along these peaceful former rail corridors.  Read More How 42 decaying president heads found a home in a Virginia field by Laura Brown ​In a field in Croaker, VA sits an apocalyptic site: The large, decaying busts of 42 presidents. Read More The Budget Guide to Zion National Park  by Laura Brown With majestic canyons, sandstone walls, and breathtaking hikes, it's no wonder this jewel of the National Park Service was named for the promised land. Read More Deals | COVID-19 | Rediscover America  © 2021 Budget Travel LLC, PO Box 680999, Franklin, TN 37068 For questions and comments: Feedback For advertising information: Advertising Sales Read our Terms of Service

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