Tour Overview
Located on the boundary of DeKalb and Cherokee Counties, in the rugged yet verdant landscape of northeast Alabama, Little River Canyon National Preserve (the preserve) was established in 1992 to protect the landscapes of the Little River Canyon. The authorized boundary of the preserve currently contains 15,288 acres, 11,042 acres of which are federally owned and managed. Protected within the preserve boundary are the spectacular Little River Canyon, the pristine Little River, and several rare and threatened plant and animal species. Together with the adjacent Desoto State Park, Little River Canyon National Preserve provides abundant scenic views and varied recreational opportunities for locals and visitors alike.
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Welcome to the Tour
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Safety Tips
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Black Bears at Little River Canyon
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Snakes at Little River Canyon
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Little River Canyon Falls Park
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Blue Hole
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JSU Little River Canyon Center
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Little River Canyon Falls Boardwalk
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Lynn Overlook
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Amphibians in the Little River Canyon
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Mushroom Rock
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Little River
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Mammals in Little River Canyon
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Hawks Glide
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Diverse Plants in Little River Canyon
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Canyon View Overlook
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Fish in Little River Canyon
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Only River that ...
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Grace's High Fall Site
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Volunteering at Little River Canyon
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Reptiles in the Little River Canyon
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Birds in the Little River Canyon
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Eberhart Point
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Management Area
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Canyon Mouth Park
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Snakes at Little River Canyon
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Snakes at Little River Canyon
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Black Bears at Little River Canyon Hwy 176
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Black Bears at Little River Canyon
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Safety Tips
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Crow Point
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Wolf Creek
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Lower Two-Mile Trail
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Pull Off with No Name
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Beaver Pond Trail
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Pull Off with No Name
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Birds in the Little River Canyon
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Eberhart Point
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Reptiles in the Little River Canyon
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Grace's High Fall Site
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Crow Point
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Wolf Creek
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Canyon View Overlook
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Little River Canyon Falls Boardwalk