The Coleman River Trail is an easy, popular 0.8-mile trail that starts at the first bridge along Tallulah River Road. It closely follows the Coleman River, a major tributary of the Tallulah River, passing numerous scenic cascades and swimming holes. The trail ends at a small sluice-type waterfall between two boulders, sometimes called Coleman River Falls because it's the largest drop on the trail. This is really more of a cascade than a true waterfall, but it's scenic. The entire area is recovering from the damaging effects of the 2016 Rock Mountain Fire.

For detailed directions, see page 301 in Mark Ozboyd's "Waterfalls of Georgia" guidebook.