
Trail to the Gorge
Inside the Center, park employees are stationed to answer any questions before you start into the display area. The building itself is very modern and kid-elderly-handicapped friendly. The displays cover the geologic upheaval that created the gorge, the local flora and fauna, the history of the area and the old train engine from the now defunct railroad is even parked inside one of the many rooms.

Inside the Display Area
I visited the center on a Sunday morning recently. There was a lot of activity about with hikers using the trail to the bottom and families enjoying the displays within the building. Admission is free but you will pay the $4 state park parking fee (per vehicle) as you enter the park. Give yourself a good hour - ninety minutes to investigate all of the offerings. There is no restaurant in the park, but the center has a small shop that sells snacks and mementos-and there are nice picnic areas available. Make sure to save some time to visit the nearby city of Tallulah Falls and the overlook just off the main highway (follow the signs).