Scenes from the Old South - Scene 26

Natural Wonders

The Seven Natural Wonders of Georgia are today generally considered to be: Amicalola Falls State Park. Okefenokee Swamp. Providence Canyon. Radium Springs. Stone Mountain. Tallulah Gorge. Warm Springs. Radium Springs pumps 70,000 gallons of 68-degree water per minute from an underground cave. Stone Mountain. The protruding 825 feet of monstrous granite is nothing short of spectacular, and the park housing the behemoth is Georgia's most popular attraction.