The second of three waterfalls on Allen Creek, Asleep at the Wheel Falls denotes the point where Allen Creek begins dropping into a deep gorge through the middle of Pigeon Mountain. Despite being just 20 feet high, this canyon waterfall is distinguished by a magnificent and remote setting within a vast amphitheater of towering cliffs. Its name was established by kayakers. The best way to reach Asleep at the Wheel Falls is via a series of gated forest roads from Rocky Lane, followed by a steep and rugged off-trail bushwhack into the gorge. 

For detailed directions, see page 19 in Mark Ozboyd's "Waterfalls of Georgia" guidebook. 

Note: A Georgia Lands Pass, Hunting, or Fishing License is required to use this land. The license costs $15 per person annually and can only be obtained online at www.gooutdoorsgeorgia.com or at certain retailers.