Fall Branch Falls

• GPS
  34.784025, -84.302094 - Open in Google Maps
• Distance
  0.25 miles - One-Way
• Difficulty
  2 / 5 - Slight uphill, but very easy.
• Kid-Friendly
  4 / 5
• Camping
  No
• Fee Area
  No

Pros

• This is very short hike along the Benton MacKaye Trail.
• You can hike to the top of the waterfall to see it from above.
• It has a pavilion to get a close-up of the waterfall, and you can also walk across the stream to the other side.
• If you've already seen all the big Georgia waterfalls then this one would be worth it to check off your bucket list.

Cons

• It looks nice, but there's no "wow" factor with this waterfall. If you haven't seen any of the other big ones in Georgia I would recommend going to go see those.
• The drive to the parking lot is on a pretty long gravel and dirt road.
• Based on the cars that were there in April 2016 we got bad vibes about the security of our vehicle. Be safe.
• It is nice to have seen, but, unlike other waterfalls, there is no desire from us to revisit this one.

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