Bryant Creek Falls
Photo by Mark Oleg Ozboyd
Waterfall Info: Bryant Creek Falls is a picturesque and lesser-known drop on Bryant Creek near Chestnut Mountain. I find it to be the second most scenic waterfall in the Coopers Creek WMA region, following Sea Creek Falls.
Landowner: Chattahoochee National Forest (Coopers Creek Wildlife Management Area)
Height: 25 Feet
Type: Cascades (Double-Tier)
County: Union
Access Info: A faint scramble path leads to this waterfall from FR 33A (Bryant Creek Road). The starting point lies just northwest of the Bryant Creek bridge, where an obvious trail leads to a well-used campsite by the creek. From the campsite, follow a phantom path downstream through open woods. The path rock hops the creek at the top of the falls and then meanders down the other side through a tight rhododendron gap to the base.
Waterfall Location: 34.769770, -84.033536
Landowner: Chattahoochee National Forest (Coopers Creek Wildlife Management Area)
Height: 25 Feet
Type: Cascades (Double-Tier)
County: Union
Access Info: A faint scramble path leads to this waterfall from FR 33A (Bryant Creek Road). The starting point lies just northwest of the Bryant Creek bridge, where an obvious trail leads to a well-used campsite by the creek. From the campsite, follow a phantom path downstream through open woods. The path rock hops the creek at the top of the falls and then meanders down the other side through a tight rhododendron gap to the base.
Waterfall Location: 34.769770, -84.033536
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