Cooper Creek Falls
Photo by Greg Ford
Waterfall Info: There are several large, powerful cascades on Cooper Creek around the confluence of Logan Creek. None of them are really waterfalls per se, but all are scenic and impressive. The one I've given coordinates for below and pictured above is the uppermost and largest vertical drop, about a quarter-mile above the Logan Creek confluence. About 200 feet below this drop is a 7-foot cascade that stretches 50 feet across the creek (see photo below). There are two more sets of high-volume cascades immediately below the Logan Creek confluence (see photos below).
Landowner: Chattahoochee National Forest (Cooper Creek Wildlife Management Area)
Height: 12 Feet
Type: Cascade (Single-Tier)
County: Union
Access Info: Probably the best way to access this area of Cooper Creek is bushwhack down to Lower Garrett Creek Falls and continue to Cooper Creek. You could then follow Cooper Creek upstream and see all of the cascades, either by wading or bushwhacking.
Waterfall Location: 34.75623, -83.99366
Landowner: Chattahoochee National Forest (Cooper Creek Wildlife Management Area)
Height: 12 Feet
Type: Cascade (Single-Tier)
County: Union
Access Info: Probably the best way to access this area of Cooper Creek is bushwhack down to Lower Garrett Creek Falls and continue to Cooper Creek. You could then follow Cooper Creek upstream and see all of the cascades, either by wading or bushwhacking.
Waterfall Location: 34.75623, -83.99366
This cascade on Cooper Creek is about 200 feet below the one pictured at the top of this page. Photo by Greg Ford
Another cascade on Cooper creek a short stretch below the Logan Creek confluence. Photo by Greg Ford
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This cascade on Cooper Creek is immediately below the confluence with Logan Creek. Photo by Greg Ford
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