Whether you're a seasoned hiker, a parent in search of a family-friendly waterfall, or a summer recreationist seeking a refreshing mountain stream, Georgia features a waterfall for everybody.
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Visit over 700 waterfallsFeaturing waterfalls from the lofty Blue Ridge Mountains to the Atlanta metropolitan area and even the rolling Coastal Plain, the geographical coverage of Georgia's waterfalls is remarkable.
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First in Georgia!
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Find the top waterfalls in Georgia.
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Cool off from the summer heat.When the outside temperature hits 90 degrees, your everyday worries wash away the moment that you immerse in the chilly waters of a crystal-clear Blue Ridge Mountain creek.
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Drive up to killer roadside views.Did you know that some Georgia waterfalls can be seen straight from the car window? The following list showcases seven Grandma-approved waterfalls visible right from the side of the road.
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Discover waterfalls alphabetically.Locate any waterfall on your mind with the most thorough alphabetical directory of Georgia waterfalls on the internet.
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Howdy! My name is Mark Oleg Ozboyd. I'm 23 years old, born and raised in Georgia. Exploring waterfalls has been my passion ever since I was a kid.The first waterfall I ever laid eyes upon was Amicalola Falls, when I had the comfort of a birds-eye vantage point: atop my father's back, for I couldn't yet walk. The great outdoors were my childhood playground, and I began hiking with my father every weekend from the age of 10. The lessons and memories nature bestowed on me changed my life forever, and throughout the years, my love for waterfalls flourished.
As my waterfall journey evolved from popular state parks to obscure paths, I learned Georgia is home to countless seldom-visited waterfalls where directions were limited to a few scant sentences. In the summer of 2018, I decided it was time for a change. At the age of 17, I established the GA Waterfall Database, the first-ever comprehensive and continuously-updated online directory of every known waterfall in Georgia.
Now, I've published Waterfalls of Georgia, my most challenging yet rewarding project yet. Whether you're just starting out on your first waterfall journey or are already an experienced hiker, I expect this book to become an invaluable directional resource and a permanent fixture in your vehicle. Or maybe you'll pick it up for a leisurely morning read at the coffee table, savoring the numerous historical tidbits and my colorful photographs of Georgia waterfalls.
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First in Georgia!
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guidebook to 700+ falls.
First in Georgia!
Get Mark's brand new
guidebook to 700+ falls.