A lofty waterfall with multiple long and shoaling sections, 120-foot Crow Mountain Falls is impressive yet tough to see all at once. An unmarked trail from Dicks Creek Road (FR 34) leads to the top of the falls, where a side path affords a decent top-down view of the upper tier. Reaching the lower tiers of the falls requires more of a steep bushwhack down through the woods. The waterfall lies on a major tributary of Dicks Creek flowing down from Crow Mountain, sometimes referred to as Crow Mountain Creek. 

For detailed directions, see page 128 in Mark Ozboyd's "Waterfalls of Georgia" guidebook.