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Mud Creek Falls
Von 15 Einheimischen empfohlen,
Standort
Sky Valley, GA
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Libby
May 29, 2022
This beautiful waterfall is easily accessible--you can drive right up and park very close to the waterfall, and take the trail for a fairly easy hike afterwards, if you'd like.
Shannon
July 24, 2022
Easy hike with a lovely waterfall.
Janet
April 19, 2022
Originating into North Carolina and then flowing into Georgia through the town of Sky Valley, Mud Creek is one incredible stream. Between the flats of Sky Valley and the floor of the Little Tennessee River Valley in Dillard, Mud Creek loses 1000 feet of elevation in just three miles! During this time, Mud Creek drops over several major waterfalls, including Estatoah Falls - one of Georgia's most famous waterfalls. A monster single-tier 160-foot waterfall, Estatoah Falls is unfortunately on private property and not accessible to the public. Upstream from Estatoah Falls is an 85-foot waterfall known as Mud Creek Falls or Little Estatoah Falls. What's best about this stunning waterfall is that unlike its bigger brother downstream, it is entirely on public property and is accessed by a short walk from a neighboring parking area or by a mile-long trail from Highway 246, depending on the visitor's preference.
Originating into North Carolina and then flowing into Georgia through the town of Sky Valley, Mud Creek is one incredible stream. Between the flats of Sky Valley and the floor of the Little Tennessee River Valley in Dillard, Mud Creek loses 1000 feet of elevation in just three miles! During this tim…
Michael
October 26, 2021
Beautiful waterfall in Sky Valley that cascades endlessly. 5 minutes away from Above It All. Great photo ops.
Adam
October 13, 2021
Very nice waterfall right in Sky Valley. It's a pretty drive out there and the waterfall is about 100 yards for where you park your car. They also have a flat mile or 2 out and back hike.
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