Some geomorphological units, which bear distinct traces of earth-forming processes, can beunique or consist of landforms with special characteristics. In recent years, seeing these typesof landforms and being in these environments created as a result of those processes hasbecome an increasingly important element of tourism. Emecik Canyon, the characteristics ofwhich we evaluated in terms of the tourism format, which can be called geomorphological tourism or geomorphotourism, is located in the north of Emecik Village in Çameli district ofDenizli. The canyon has features, including a waterfall and a plunge pool, with steep slopes,narrowing down to 2-3 meters in places which formed in lithological units, mainly made upof Pliocene conglomerates. With these attributes, it is already the subject of excursionistsand tourists' interest. In this study, which aims to determine Emecik Canyon'sgeomorphological potential, the geomorphological characteristics of the canyon, thescientific, landscape and esthetic value of the canyon, its historical and cultural value,economic/tourism value, hazards and risks are evaluated. In order to determine the currentinterest of the canyon, research was carried out on social media channels. As a result of thestudies and evaluations; it was concluded that the geomorphological characteristics of theEmecik Canyon bear scientific and educational values, that the geomorphological conditionscreate a unique ecosystem on the slopes and base of the canyon, and that the interest in thecanyon is gradually increasing. In addition to the visual and aesthetic elements at differentpoints in the canyon; It has been concluded that the cultural features of the bridges, whichdraw attention with their unique architecture in the region, and the rumors expressed inreference to caves and inns are other features that increase the tourism potential. With thisinformation and evaluations, some elements that stand out with their features in the canyonhave been marked as geosites or geomorphosites. Two walking tracks or jeopaths, have beenproposed. One of them is long the other is short. It was suggested that in order for thecanyon and its immediate surroundings to be a sustainable tourism resource, local peopleshould be informed, taking into account existing tourism potential and increasing interest,creating environments where tourists can meet certain needs, informing and guidingwarnings and markings should be made. It is among the suggestions that precaution andwarning mechanisms should be developed for hazards and risks such as rockfalls, suddenfloods and floods in the canyon.