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The waterfalls are really something special. The flowing water over the various rock cascades is particularly impressive from below. But the view from above (Top of the Falls) is also recommended. If you want to give your legs a bit of a workout, you can climb a total of 600 steps (first 175 and then another 425) from the foot of the falls to the top.

You may or may not enjoy knowing the story of how Greasey Creek got its name. According to legend, a mountain man named John Shell—once claimed as the oldest man in the world—shot a black bear, only to have the bear fall into the "Blue Hole," where the bear's body remained because Shell couldn't retrieve it. As the bear decomposed, downstream residents renamed what had been known as "Laurel Creek" as "Greasy Creek."

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.

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.

Panther Creek Falls is the pinnacle of the Panther Creek Trail. Along with the actual waterfall, there is an upper viewing area and a lower beach area. When the water level is high enough, there is a small pool of water at the base of the falls that you can swim in.

Long Creek Falls makes for a beautiful spot to rest and snack, enjoy some shade, and cool off.

The Amicalola Falls are Georgia's tallest falls coming from Amicalola Mountain. Amicalola is a Cherokee word for tumbling water and you can certainly see why. The state park where the falls are located, is one of the most popular in Georgia. If you take the 8.5-mile approach trail you get to Springer Mountain, the southern terminus of the famous 2,135-mile Appalachian Trail.

Panther Creek Falls is the pinnacle of the Panther Creek Trail. Along with the actual waterfall, there is an upper viewing area and a lower beach area. When the water level is high enough, there is a small pool of water at the base of the falls that you can swim in.