One of the tallest free-falling waterfalls in the region, Jetta Falls is a magnificent 100-foot waterfall found off-trail in the headwaters of Morsingills Creek. Being located high in the watershed, this waterfall is best seen in wet weather but is quite impressive during those times. Jetta Falls is like a tall natural shower, slowing to a trickle in the summer. You can even walk behind the waterfall usually. Jetta Falls is accessed by a tricky 0.6-mile bushwhack from Pigpen Road (FR 417). Because of the tall cliffs around the waterfall, it is best approached from downstream.

For detailed directions, see page 341 in Mark Ozboyd's "Waterfalls of Georgia" guidebook.