ウォーカー郡の滝・トップ5

Weather-dependent (dry on 9/29/2024 despite heavy rains recently from nearby Hurricane Helene) waterfall but still a unique rock formation even when dry and offers many rock climbing routes as can be seen on the kiosk at the trailhead

Choosing a good climate for photos

The Rock City Waterfall (also referred to as High Falls) is a man-made waterfall just over 140 feet high. The falls are on the Georgia side of Lookout Mountain and sometimes referred to by locals as Lover's Leap Falls.

Lula Lake is an emerald pool with a 20-foot waterfall flowing into it. The lake is right off the side of the trail and is fed by Rock Creek. The cascading falls flowing into the lake is a cool feature, but Lula Falls, just up the trail.

Lula Lake is an emerald pool with a 20-foot waterfall flowing into it. The lake is right off the side of the trail and is fed by Rock Creek. The cascading falls flowing into the lake is a cool feature, but Lula Falls, just up the trail, is the main draw to this hike.

The Rock City Waterfall (also referred to as High Falls) is a man-made waterfall just over 140 feet high. The falls are on the Georgia side of Lookout Mountain and sometimes referred to by locals as Lover's Leap Falls.

Keown Falls provides the uncommon opportunity to walk behind its falling water. The falls area and trail leading to it will definitely be slippery most times of year, so bring your grippiest boots and your hiking poles in order to best enjoy your time!

This beautiful, 60-foot cascade is found right next to the trail. Keep in mind that the falls can be wet-weather dependent.