We went deep into Georgia last weekend, down to the bottom of the spectacular Tallulah Gorge along the border between Rabun and Habersham counties in the northeastern part of the state. A geologic ...

Blink and this gorge will be gone. Normally, erosion takes thousands of years, but this river valley could vanish just 50 years after it formed, thanks to a new and rapid process called “downstream ...

We team up with Portland State University geology Professor Emeritus Scott Burns for a deeper examination of the Columbia River Gorge’s many striking features. Burns will explain the how and why ...

In south-central Wisconsin, the Baraboo area is like a natural bull's-eye for outdoors lovers. At the center sits Devil's Lake State Park, one of the state's oldest state parks and its most popular, ...

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The Himalaya features some of the most impressive gorges on Earth that have been formed by rivers. The geologic history of the famous Tsangpo Gorge, in the eastern Himalaya, now needs to be rewritten.

Oregon Field Guide returns to the dangerous back country slopes of Mount Hood with a team of scientists to investigate why the glacier caves documented back in 2013 have all but disappeared. We team ...

ACE Adventure Resort is offering West Virginia teachers a free rafting trip, introducing educators to the New River Gorge as ...

From violent upheaval to gradual wearing, shift and change are evident everywhere. It’s been that way for millions of years when it comes to Oregon’s geology. This week, the "Oregon Field Guide" team ...

LINCOLN, N.H. (AP) - At the Flume Gorge in the heart of the New Hampshire’s White Mountain National Forest, vertical walls of darkened Conway granite stretch nine stories skyward and 800 feet (245 ...

Ridges of ice, turbulent churning waters, steep rock elevations, stark landscapes devoid of human forms—you could have glimpsed them all one recent frigid winter day at Cornell University’s Fall Creek ...