One of the country’s most recognizable landmarks, the Grand Canyon is truly a site to see; however, traveling all the way to Arizona may not be in everybody’s budget. But what if I told you that you can see the Grand Canyon without ever leaving Mississippi? Well, maybe not the Grand Canyon but a grand canyon; Mississippi’s Little Grand Canyon to be exact.

Officially named Red Bluff, Mississippi’s Little Grand Canyon is located near Foxworth.
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Standing at approximately 400 feet above sea level, Red Bluff consists of exposed red clay, soil, sand, and other sediments.
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The geologic formation has been created by the natural erosion of the nearby Pearl River.
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And unlike its famous counterpart, Red Bluff is constantly getting bigger due to erosion.
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No matter how it was formed, one thing’s for sure – Red Bluff provides some spectacular views.
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Especially at sunrise.
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And could you imagine waking up to a view like this?
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Get a closer look at Red Bluff in the video below.

Red Bluff is just one of the state’s amazing sites. Check out more of Mississippi’s unbelievable natural wonders here.

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