Tallulah Update

The Tallulah has become a much-loved class IV run in NE Georgia that only runs a few weekends every year, featuring a very large and fast class V slide - Oceana and another smaller, but smooth slide possessing an evil hole - Bridal Veil. The Tallulah is certainly one of my favorite rivers, simply because of the bedrock slides and rapids, and its close proximity to where I live. I try and make it to most of the releases on the Tallulah, as it is a reliable option in a fairly dry time of the year. Below are a few shots of me and others from this fall's releases for your viewing pleasure.

A portion of the 653 vertigo-inducing steps to the put-in
Photo: Steve

Fall colors overlooking the put-in rapid
Photo: Chan Jones

Tim Collins pondering Hurricane Falls
Photo: Chan Jones

Tanner's Boof

Casey
Photo: Chan Jones

Oceana

Chan
Photo: Casey Jones

Photo: Casey Jones

Justin Morris
Photo: Casey Jones
Chan
Photo: Casey Jones

Unknown boater
Photo: Chan JonesLooking into the Gauntlet from the top the Oceana
Photo: Chan Jones


Bridal Veil
Casey
Photo: Chan Jones

Chan
Photo: Casey Jones


A spectacular view looking toward the cliff at Amphitheatre

Sutton Bacon
Tallulah Groove
Photos: Casey Jones

Lynch's Wrench

Chan
Photo: Casey Jones

Dave Kessman
Photo: Casey Jones

View of the Amphitheatre from Lynch's
Photo: Casey Jones
Casey below the Wrench
Photo: Chan Jones

Justin Morris at the Wrench
Photo: Chan Jones




Sutton says until next time...