Location: Tallulah Falls
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Top 10 Things to do in Tallulah Falls, United States
Tallulah Falls is a town in Habersham and Rabun counties in the U.S. state of Georgia near the Tallulah River. The population was 168 at the 2010 census. It started out in the 1880s as a tourist town for the multitude of visitors to Tallulah Falls.
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1. Tallulah Gorge State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 770 reviews
Reviewed By Stephanie S - Atlanta, Georgia
My husband and I visited here 9 years ago....and decided for our anniversary we'd do it again. It did not disappoint, and we loved spending time in nature- climbing stairs! There were families, couples, singles.....all stages of life. The day was overcast with a slight drizzle, but it did not dampen our mood. What a beautiful get-a-way......you feel a million miles away from it all. Thankful for this fresh breath of air!
2. Minnehaha Falls
Overall Ratings
5 based on 112 reviews
Reviewed By Jeff S - Columbia, South Carolina
The narrow drive on a dirt road to this waterfall is a thrill but the falls are worth every bit of the experience. Easy hike to a beautiful setting. Spent a good hour just enjoying the view... WORTH IT!!!
3. Goats on the Roof
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 163 reviews
Reviewed By Christina G - Crystal River, Florida
It was rainy and cold so we didn't get to see the goats this time, however we had to have the Nitro Ice cream. It was delicious and the staff was friendly.Thank you so very much for coming by and seeing us at Goats on the Roof!!!! We truly appreciate your business. Thank you so much for your awesome review!!! Please come baaaaaack and see us soon!
4. Panther Creek Recreation Area
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By Nicki K - Atlanta, Georgia
I've always wanted to go to Panther Creek Falls from looking at Instagram photos. I was up for the challenge but little did I know how much more difficult it was than I thought. It is mostly due to the wet grounds, slippery rock surfaces, big tree roots, and narrow passage ways. I had to put my phone away in my back pack, just in case my clumsy self dropped it 10 ft deep when hiking up the narrow, tree rooted passage ways.
Overall, it is not a difficult hike.....but only towards the end. Plus factor in the day we went. A day (or two) after rain, colder weather, and on top of that, it started raining on the way back. I wouldn't recommend young kids to come on the hike. When I say this, I am thinking about my friends with young kids who run around and need supervision. This ain't no state park with paved sidewalks. You might as well go to Anna Ruby Falls for that.
Usually when I go hiking, the walk on the way back is usually faster but not at Panther Creek Falls. Maybe it is due to the fact that it was still raining and wasn't going to stop. I am glad it wasn't a monsoon but being wet and cold was not very comfortable.
I am glad I came. Panther Creek Falls is checked off my Georgia waterfall hiking bucket list!
5. Tallulah Point Overlook
Overall Ratings
4 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By Selkie9 - Florida
I absolutely love Tallulah Gorge, the falls, the forest, the history, the unparalleled beauty. By all means, make a point of seeing all of it. But this little overlook is something special. I hadn't been in a couple of years but I saw no changes this time. Aside from having the most spectacular view of the gorge from the back porch, it is a historical beauty of it's own. Just imagine being here when this was the main attraction and people drove from all over just to see this, especially when Wallenda crossed the gorge on a tightrope! Then grab yourself a cold, glass bottled Nehi grape or orange out of the old square cooler and pick up a moon pie.
6. Chattahoochee National Forest
Overall Ratings
5 based on 58 reviews
A national forest offering a wealth of outdoor activities.
Reviewed By CaptTrouble - Wisconsin
We drove through this area; winding roads with great scenery, and occasional terrific views. Plenty of hiking available as well. Bring the camera.
Can get busy starting in the summer months, so consider getting into the area early. So lucky to have this within driving distance of Atlanta.
7. Angel Falls Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By NShields111 - Georgia
Unless some of the other comments, my GPS took me straight to trail & parking area. I'm out of shape & was out of breath, but it was well worth it. Very nice waterfalls. So serene & peaceful.
8. Shortline Trail (Tallulah Falls Rail-Trail)
Overall Ratings
5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By ps308 - Atlanta, Georgia
Paved trail which starts north of old jail in day use area. Easy level trail which parallels the river for much of its hike. There is also a nice suspension bridge to cross without the 600+ steps. Perfect walk for those with strollers and/ or pets. There are a couple of other short trails that go through the forest off of the shoreline trail. Both are less than a mile but are more strenuous and unpacked.
9. Bridal Veil Falls
10. Bridal Veil Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Rita S - Brevard County, Florida
Part of the Tallulah Gorge state park, Bridal Veil Falls are stunningly beautiful. Must hike in to get a good view. Absolutely amazing rock formations. Heavily wooded in areas. The sounds of the water rushing down the deep gorge is like music. Terrific day trip.
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