Join the Georgia Conservancy on July 24-26 for an incredible weekend of caving, hiking, camping, and all-around outdoor adventure at Cloudland Canyon State Park. Cloudland Canyon is located on the western edge of Lookout Mountain and was formed as Sitton Gulch Creek cut its way into the surrounding sandstone. The canyon’s elevation ranges from 800 feet at the floor to 1,980 feet at the rim. Cloudland Canyon offers scenic walks and challenging hikes, including a trail leading to two cascading waterfalls, Cherokee Falls and Hemlock Falls. This will be an immersive, semi-primitive weekend experience. All participants will be tent camping at premium campsites, which include access to water spouts, electric outlets/hookups, nearby public hot showers and bathrooms, picnic tables, fire rings, and easy drive-up parking. You must bring your own tent and camping equipment, or rent at tent through us. Breakfasts and dinners (Friday evening – Sunday morning) are provided during this trip with the purchase of the weekend meal ticket. Guests are highly encouraged to bring additional personal snacks and beverages, as well as lunch for Saturday.