Chattahoochee National Forest

Chattahooche National Forest is a 750,00 acre forest in northern Georgia.  It is administrated jointly with Oconee National Forest in eastern Georgia.  Combined, the forests cover more than 860,000 acres of public land.  The national forest is named for the Chattahoochee River, which originates in the north Georgia mountains.  Lands in north Georgia were originally included in Cherokee National Forest.  In 1936, Chattahoochee was proclaimed a separate forest to recognize state boundaries.

Ranger Districts:

Blue Ridge Ranger District:

The Blue Ridge Ranger District is located in the central part of the forest.

Chattooga River District:

Chattooga River District is located in northeastern Georgia.

Waterfalls:

A very large number of waterfalls are found in the forest.

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. Blue Hole Falls
10. Bull Sluice
11. Chute Falls
12. Crow Creek Falls
13. Darnell Creek Falls
14. High Shoals Falls
15. Holcomb Creek Falls
16. Holcomb Creek Upper Falls
17. Horsetrough Falls
18. Joe Creek First Falls
19. Joe Creek Middle Falls
20. Martin Creek Falls
21. Martin Creek Lower Falls
22. Minnehaha Falls
23. Panther Falls
24. Spoilcane Tributary Upper Falls
25. Stonewall Falls
26. Stonewall Creek Lower Falls
27. Stonewall Creek Upper Falls
28. Warwoman Dell Falls
29. Wilks Creek Lower Falls
30. Wilks Creek Upper Falls

External Links:

US Forest Service website: https://www.fs.usda.gov/conf