This canyon where a turquoise river cuts 600 feet through ancient Appalachian rock
Dawn breaks over Little River Canyon’s rim at 6:47 AM as November mist rises from turquoise water 600 feet below. Golden sandstone cliffs catch first light while the Little River cuts through ancient Appalachian rock in perfect silence. This isn’t the Grand Canyon drawing 6 million annual visitors. This is Alabama’s overlooked answer: 15,288 acres … Lire plus









