Tallulah touted attractions that vacationers seeking a place for healthful respite desired—clean, cool air and water, a plethora of outdoor activities, and remarkable vistas. Tourists not only hiked to the falls, but swam in the river, lounged on rocks, and enjoyed horseback riding.
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