This Easy Breezy Waterfall Hike In Georgia Is A Must-See For Nature Lovers

Everyone loves a good waterfall hike in Georgia, right? Especially when that hike is short, sweet, and straight to the point. On those beautiful spring days where you want to get outside, but don’t feel like clocking too many miles, we have an easy breezy Georgia hike for you.

Long Creek Falls is a waterfall via the Appalachian Trail in Georgia that many visitors and locals trek to on beautiful spring and summer afternoons.

Located in Fannin County in the Chattahoochee National Forest, this stunning waterfall is accessible from various trails throughout the area.

However, most commonly, visitors take the Appalachian Trail for the out-and-back 1.9 mile hike in order to get to the waterfall.

With an easy-to-moderate hike and minimal elevation change, almost everyone can tackle this simple hike.

It's even an easy enough hike that you can bring along the kiddos for a day outside in nature.

Good for all skill levels, you don’t need to be a master hiker to enjoy this slice of Georgia.

Even dogs are allowed on this trail, as long as they are kept on a leash.

Not only is the hike itself a true beauty, but the waterfall views at the end are nothing to laugh at either.

Plan a day to hit the trails and head to Long Creek Falls for an easy-breezy hike that has a rewarding waterfall finish.

Where: Fannin County, Blue Ridge, GA

To learn more about Long Creek Falls, visit the AllTrails website by clicking here. Have you ever tackled this trail before? Share with us your thoughts in the comments section!