Top 25 prettiest waterfalls in Georgia

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Top 25 prettiest waterfalls in Georgia

Georgia's tallest waterfall, Amicalola Falls tumbles more than 720 feet through a shady forest.

Anna Ruby Falls is a tumbling pair of waterfalls that spill in tandem from a tall cliff just north of Helen.

Becky Branch Falls plunges over rocks on the Bartram Trail in Warwoman Dell near Clayton.

Cascade Branch spills over Cascade Falls into a deep, cool pool on the Pine Mountain Trail at FD Roosevelt State Park.

Cherokee Falls plunges in a sheer drop over the steep canyon walls at Cloudland Canyon State Park.

Little Bear Creek tumbles over Cochran Mill Falls before rushing downstream over another smaller waterfall, Henry Mill Falls.

Dukes Creek and Davis Creek meet to create the exceptionally beautiful, multi-tiered Dukes Creek Falls, tumbling more than 150 feet.

Emery Creek Falls plummets over a massive granite outcrop and tumble through the Chattahoochee National Forest near Blue Ridge.

Fall Branch Creek rambles over Fall Branch Falls through lush north Georgia forest, located just off the Benton MacKaye Trail near Blue Ridge.

Upper Helton Creek Falls cascades over rocky boulders and fallen trees before collecting in a calm pool below.

Hemlock Falls tumbles more than 90 feet over a chiseled rock outcrop on the Cloudland Canyon Waterfalls Trail.

Hemlock Falls thunders over sheer cliffs and tumbles through a boulder filled river valley on Moccasin Creek near Clayton.

High Falls is an enormous waterfall that spills over a large rock outcropping at High Falls State Park.

High Shoals Creek tumbles more than 50 feet over moss covered rocks and boulders at High Shoals Falls.

The pristine Jacks River thunders over Jacks River Falls into a crystal-clear pool.

Long Creek Falls tumbles and crashes in the lush Three Forks valley, located near Ellijay.

The towering cascades of Minnehaha Falls tumble in a popular, multi-tiered waterfall near Lake Rabun.

One of Georgia's most popular waterfalls, Panther Creek Falls tumbles in a beautiful, wide cascade.

Raven Cliff Falls plummets more than 40 feet through a fracture in a towering cliff near Helen.

One of Tallulah Gorge State Park’s most popular waterfalls, Hurricane Falls thunders over large boulders, landing in a churning pool below.

The Tallulah River cascades over L'Eau d'Or Falls, tumbling over rocky boulders on its journey through Tallulah Gorge.

Oceana Falls is a popular destination for experienced kayakers in Tallulah Gorge during high-volume water releases from Tallulah Dam.

Tempesta Falls, Tallulah Gorge's second tallest waterfall, cascades more than 70 feet over boulders and sheer rock faces.

Trahlyta Falls tumbles from the shore of Lake Trahlyta in Vogel State Park.

Vickery Creek Falls rushes over a historic dam into a serene pool of water in the Chattahoochee National Recreation Area.

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Georgia's tallest waterfall, Amicalola Falls tumbles more than 720 feet through a shady forest.

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