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White County Georgia Waterfalls
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Raven Cliff Falls is most unusual, the water flows through a
split in the face of a solid rock outcropping to the ground, 100
feet below. Behind the split, the water drops about 60 feet and
then rushes through the rock face and drops 20 feet into a deep
pool. The water then spouts down 20 more feet to Dodd Creek.
Three other waterfalls can be found on Dodd creek, the largest
with a height of 70 feet.
Directions:
From Helen, Georgia take GA 75 north for 1.4 miles, and turn
left to the Richard Russell Scenic Highway (Highway 348). Turn
right and go another 3 miles. Parking is available on the left
shoulder of the road. Look for trail signs and blue blazes
marking the trail to the falls.
Trail Information

Photo By
Jack Anthony
For more wonderful photos and a preview of Jack
Anthony's photographic book about Dahlonega, visit his
web site.
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