Trahlyta Falls at Vogel State Park - Out There! Short Tales!

At the base of Blood and Slaughter Mountains in Northeastern Georgia lays one of Georgia's oldest parks. Vogel State Park. A 233-acre park with a 22 acre Lake built-in 1933 by the Civilian Conservation Corps. The park lays at an elevation of 2500 feet. But that isn't what this video is about... The lake named Trahlyta Lake created by an earthen dam at its Western end named after a Cherokee woman the story goes creates a falls as it empties into Wolf Creek known as Trahlyta Falls. A 40-foot cascading fall with an observation deck so close to the falls its hard to get a good picture. The black moss on the spillway is extremely slippery. Enjoy the scenery and be careful around the falls. The hike is an easy 1 mile loop around the lake. The park offers a multitude of activities that we here at Out There! may very well visit again in the future but this...

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