We’re here to help you find an awesome day enjoying Georgia waterfalls in the great outdoors. Whether you’ve got 4 kids and a dog or just want some time alone, we’ll help you find just what you’re looking for.

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Georgia Waterfall Map

Georgia Waterfalls by View

When your most important criteria for a day trip to see a waterfall is the scenery, this is where you want to start.

  • NiceGriffin Falls Alabama nice waterfalls A nice end to a short trip and hike but plan to go after a good rain.
  • BeautifulRainbow Falls, Alabama beautiful waterfallsThese make a great day trip and are must-sees for Georgia waterfall lovers.
  • AwesomeDesoto Falls Alabama awesome waterfallsIf you live in Georgia and don’t see these, you may regret it.

Georgia Waterfalls by Trail Difficulty

  • No HikeNothing to it, you practically roll out of the car and start taking pictures.
  • Short HikeThese require a bit of effort but are still very accessible.
  • Long HikeThese waterfall hikes are not recommended for beginners.

Georgia Waterfalls by Kid Friendliness

  • Great for Kidsalabama waterfalls that are great for kidsBring your stroller and pack a lunch, the kids will have a blast!
  • OK for Kidsalabama waterfalls that are ok for kidsMost kids will do just fine, reconsider with infants and toddlers.
  • Tough for Kidsalabama waterfalls that are not good for kidsThese will be a challenge and may be dangerous too.

Georgia Waterfalls by Pet Friendliness

  • Great for Dogsalabama waterfalls that are great for dogsYour best friend will love a day outside on this one.
  • OK for Dogsalabama waterfalls that are ok for DOGSThe terrain may be a challenge for small and older dogs.
  • Tough for Dogsalabama waterfalls that are not good for dogsTravel will be tough on the way to these waterfalls.