Located just north of the magnificent Holcomb Creek Falls, 50-foot Ammons Creek Falls is a picturesque sliding waterfall with easy access from the Holcomb Creek Trail. The two waterfalls are often paired on the same hike due to their proximity. Ammons Creek is a major tributary of Holcomb Creek, with their confluence occurring below Holcomb Creek Falls. In the past, a wooden observation deck stood at the very base of Ammons Creek Falls, which made photography rather tricky. However, the deck was destroyed by a falling tree in 2018 and has yet to be rebuilt. A large pile of boulders now provides the best view instead. 

Ammons Creek Falls lies at the end of a short side trail along the Holcomb Creek Trail. It is an easy to moderate 0.5-mile hike from Hale Ridge Road (FR 7). Folks looking to make a slightly longer 1.7-mile loop hike can continue up the Holcomb Creek Trail to another trailhead right up the road, passing Upper Holcomb Creek Falls along the way. 

For detailed directions, see page 353 in Mark Ozboyd's "Waterfalls of Georgia" guidebook.