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Tallulah Gorge Kayaking

For a few weekends each year, expert kayakers test their skills against the powers of nature in Tallulah Gorge, where the river drops more than 500 feet in less than a mile. Most of the time the r...  
 
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zfraysier (1 month ago) Show Hide
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The gradient is actually around 220 fpm. We aren't talkin' Bear Creek here. The upper falls section above hurricane falls may be that gradient. Maybe more, but no one runs that section because it's all class VI waterfalls.
legoboy12345678fan1 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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i been there everytime we went to dolllywood but all we did was overlook the falls
jwduncan69 (8 months ago) Show Hide
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Yep, we lose more Yankee tourist's that way. If you hear Banjo Music, PADDLE FASTER! Or squeal like a pig.
sharmallory (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Very cool make me want to go kayaking over the falls
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schweet, me likee

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