Providence Canyon in Georgia is one of the most curious little areas in Georgia. It’s “man made” via massive erosion and bad farming…but it’s also beautiful and has been thoroughly taken back by nature. It’s like a small window into the Earth, if humans were gone. The rock layers and formations are a stunning contrast to the pine (and azaleas / dogwoods in Spring).
The Chattahoochee River is one of the (if not *the*) most important river in Georgia. It starts far up in the Chattahoochee National Forest in the southern Appalachians. This photo is a few miles south of its source where it’s gathering the flow of Henson Creek.
East Cowpen Trail affords some of the best views of the interior of the Cohutta Wilderness.
Red Top Mountain State Parks Beach has been recently renovated. It’s in a nice cove that is protected from boat traffic. It’s quite large with a very scenic area and a large beach area. Definitely a great amenity for a park with lots of trails, lots of cabins, and lots of other amenities.
Atlanta’s city fabric is, to this day, defined by transportation systems. I love coming across views where multiple systems all cross each other. This picture is from Oakland Cemetery with a CSX rail line and MARTA rapid rail in the background.
The Swann Preserve is a lovely little nature preserve on the southside of Atlanta. It protects a small forest of…
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I’m Nate Shivar from Atlanta, Georgia, USA. I love nature, public lands, books, and the old-school Internet.
