Chattooga River District Chattahoochee

The Chattooga River District of Chattahoochee National Forest covers 260,000 acres in northeast Georgia.  The district is named for the Chattooga River, which forms the boundary between Georgia and South Carolina and is designated as a National Wild and Scenic River.  Georgia's second highest point, Rabun Bald at 4,696 feet above sea level, is located within the district.

Areas:

Lake Rabun Beach Recreation Area:

Lake Rabun Beach Recreation Area provides beach access, camping and trails on the shore of Lake Rabun southwest of Clayton.

Rabun Bald:

Rabun Bald is the second highest point in Georgia.  A lookout tower at the summit provides great views of the surrounding landscape.

Three Forks:

Three Forks is located in extreme northeast Georgia where Big Creek, Overflow Creek and Holcomb Creek come together.

Waterfalls:

There are a large number of waterfalls in the Chattooga River District.

1. Ammons Creek Falls
2. Angel Falls
3. Bad Branch Falls
4. Becky Branch Falls
5. Big Creek First Waterfall
6. Big Creek Second Waterfall
7. Big Creek Third Waterfall
8. Big Creek Fourth Waterfall
9. Bull Sluice
10. Chute Falls
11. Crow Creek Falls
12. Darnell Creek Falls
13. Holcomb Creek Falls
14. Holcomb Creek Upper Falls
15. Horsetrough Falls
16. Joe Creek First Falls
17. Joe Creek Middle Falls
18. Martin Creek Falls
19. Martin Creek Lower Falls
20. Minnehaha Falls
21. Panther Falls
22. Spoilcane Tributary Upper Falls
23. Stonewall Falls
24. Stonewall Creek Lower Falls
25. Stonewall Creek Upper Falls
26. Warwoman Dell Falls
27. Wilks Creek Lower Falls
28. Wilks Creek Upper Falls

External Links:

US Forest Service website: https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/conf/recarea/?recid=10486