Little River Canyon is located in northeast Alabama just east of Fort Payne. This river is one of the nation’s longest rivers that flows across a mountain top. It changes elevation from 1900 feet above sea level to 650, creating a spectacular gorge system. I hiked the Little River National Preserve for two days after a heavy spring rain which put river flow at a nice level. The canyon walls are nearly vertical making travel to the gorge floor difficult except for a few locations. This is one of the best outings I have had in a while as I was awed by the primeval feeling I experienced while exploring the gorge. More infomation may be found at nps.gov/?liri/?index.htm and frankemory.com/?articles/?lrcnp.html Music by Kevin MacLeod (Fluidscape) and licensed for use under Creative Commons by Attribution. Shot in May 2011 with a Panasonic HPX170 at 720/60P using custom scene files and edited with Edius 5.5. Please visit natureflixs.com for more nature videos.