Tallulah Gorge State Park

• GPS
  34.739769, -83.390631 - Open in Google Maps
• Distance
  2. miles
• Difficulty
  4 / 5 - The trails are easy, but the stairs are plentiful and steep.
• Kid-Friendly
  2 / 5 - Lots of steps, and very steep cliffs everywhere. Slippery rocks and stairs when wet.
• Camping
  No - There is a campground attached to the park.
• Fee Area
  Yes - This is a state park, so your annual pass will work.

Pros

• Nice and educational visitor center.
• Wide and well-maintained trails.
• Awe-inspiring view of the scale of the gorge.
• 5 waterfalls and cascades with multiple overlooks.
• Several hundred steps to hike to the bottom of the gorge.

Cons

• It feels like you never get a really good view of the waterfalls and cascades.
• There is a lot of foliage blocking most of the views from the overlooks.
• Not much shade if the sun is out. This is not a wilderness hike with tree cover.

Abrams Falls in GSMNP

Grotto Falls in GSMNP

Meigs Falls in GSMNP

The Sinks in GSMNP

Amicalola Falls

Cheaha Falls

Cullasaja Falls

DeSoto Falls

DeSoto Falls

Dry Creek Falls

Dukes Creek Falls

Emery Creek Falls

Fall Branch Falls

Glenn Falls

Abrams Falls in GSMNP

Grotto Falls in GSMNP

Meigs Falls in GSMNP

The Sinks in GSMNP

Helton Creek Falls

High Falls

High Falls

High Shoals Falls

Little River Falls

Minnehaha Falls

Panther Creek Falls

Raven Cliff Falls

Tallulah Gorge State Park

Toccoa Falls

Blood Mountain

Brasstown Bald

Stone Mountain