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Hemlock Falls is a 15-foot waterfall that cascades down into a big pool of water. The trail to the falls is fairly short and dead-ends at the falls, so this spot can get busy (best to hit the trail early). You can add on some nature trails in Moccasin Creek State Park if you want more miles.

Hemlock Falls is a 15-foot waterfall that cascades down into a big pool of water. The trail to the falls is fairly short and dead-ends at the falls, so this spot can get busy (best to hit the trail early). You can add on some nature trails in Moccasin Creek State Park if you want more miles.

The Oceana Falls Overlook is one of the most popular overlooks since it's so close to the trailhead. The viewpoint stares down the gorge with cascades way below.

Hurricane Falls Overlook is one of the most popular spots within Tallulah Gorge State Park. There is a small spur trail that goes down closer to the water's edge, but the views don't get much better than they are from here. Be prepared for some stair-hiking up and down from the falls. The trails around here also get crowded, so be prepared to enjoy your surroundings with others around.

The South Rim Trail offers some more perspectives of the waterfalls down below. The trail is mostly tight singletrack with clearly marked overlooks. Note that this trail gets really crowded as the day goes on.

The Stone Place Trail primarily follows an old roadbed on its way from the main Tullulah Falls Parking lot to Tugalo Lake. This large lake stays widely untouched and is your treat at the end of the Stone Place Trail since you don't get any waterfall views from this path. You can also get to this spot by riding Stone Place Road, which is a pretty smooth dirt road that leads back to the Visitor's Center. Note that you need to be one of the first visitors of the day if you want to go down into the Gorge (which is only open to foot-traffic).

The Stone Place Trail primarily follows an old roadbed on its way from the main Tullulah Falls Parking lot to Tugalo Lake. This large lake stays widely untouched and is your treat at the end of the Stone Place Trail since you don't get any waterfall views from this path. The Stone Place Trail is one of the few multi-use trails in the park open to bikes, so be aware of other trail users.

The Stone Place Trail primarily follows an old roadbed on its way from the main Tullulah Falls Parking lot to Tugalo Lake. This large lake stays widely untouched and is your treat at the end of the Stone Place Trail since you don't get any waterfall views from this path. The Stone Place Trail is one of the few multi-use trails in the park open to bikes, so be aware of other trail users.