#Waterfall hike georgia plus#

Along the 3.8 mile loop you’ll pass by Turtletown Creek, the Hiawassee River, and the upper and lower parts of Turtletown Falls. Venture across state lines to Turtletown Falls in Tennessee.

#Waterfall hike georgia plus#

There is lots to take in when you arrive, plus the trek to Fall Branch Falls is a great one to bring your four-legged friends along for! Turtletown Falls Photo Courtesy of Annette Shaw Take some photos from the observation deck or have a picnic at the base of the falls. You’ll see water cascade down 30 feet into the deep pool at the bottom. The hike to the falls is a bit more challenging because of the slippery rocks but it’s only a quick half-mile loop. Sit on one of the boulders on the edge of the falls and take in the sights! Fall Branch Falls Photo Courtesy of at waterfall close by is Fall Branch Falls, which is only 20 minutes from Blue Ridge. Once you arrive at Long Creek Falls you’ll be in awe of the beautiful 50-foot double-tiered waterfall before you. You’ll follow alongside Noontootla Creek where you’ll see smaller falls as you go. The hike to Long Creek Falls is only 2 miles there and back. You can find the falls at the intersection of the Appalachian Trail and Benton McKaye Trail (two of Blue Ridge’s biggest & most popular trails). Not only is it close to the heart of downtown Blue Ridge but it’s also easy to access. Which by the way, we highly recommend Eric for guided hiking tours of our area including waterfall hikes! Long Creek Falls Photo Credit Courtesy of start off with one of Blue Ridge’s most famous falls, Long Creek Falls. There are so many great waterfalls within Blue Ridge and the surrounding areas it’ll be hard to visit them all in one trip, so we recommend seeing a different waterfall each time you visit! Here’s a list of our top 8 absolute favorite North Georgia waterfalls:Ĭover photo Courtesy of Hike The Ridge. One of the top must-see sights, when you come to town, is North Georgia’s stunning waterfalls! Some of the falls are easy to get to and others require a longer trek, but no matter which falls you choose to explore you’ll be blown away by their breathtaking beauty!

Escape to Blue Ridge and you’ll soon discover nature’s beauty all around you.