Galloway Creek Falls is a series of sliding waterfalls enshrouded in dense rhododendron within the headwaters of Galloway Creek near Gibbs Mountain. The total height of this long, multi-tier sliding drop is about 60 feet. An old logging road leading from Glade Road crosses the creek above the waterfall, but getting a good view of it requires tough bushwhacking. Additional waterfalls or cascades may be located farther downstream where Galloway Creek drops off another escarpment enroute to the West Fork Chattooga River.

For detailed directions, see page 389 in Mark Ozboyd's "Waterfalls of Georgia" guidebook.