8 short drives to see North Georgia’s changing leaves, waterfalls and great hikes

Looking for a North Georgia Mountain adventure? Prepare for a splash! With over 100 stunning waterfalls scattered throughout the region, here are eight must-visit waterfalls that promise breathtaking views, according to appalachian-realty.com .

Amicalola Falls

Standing at 729 feet, Amicalola Falls is Georgia’s highest waterfall and a must-see. It is located in Springer Mountain and it is $5 dollar parking per car.

People have the option to either hike one mile up wooden stairs or have a leisure 0.3-mile walk to the observation deck.

Anna Ruby Falls

Located in the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest, this trail offers views of the creek and vibrant foliage on the way.

Perfect for a quick hike, Anna Ruby Falls features two waterfalls—one at 153 feet and the other at 50 feet. Parking is $3 per car.

DeSoto Falls

Located in the Chattahoochee National Forest, this 45-foot tall waterfall is split in upper and lower sections. The hike to DeSoto Falls has plenty of scenic spots to rest and take in the sounds of nature.

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