Little Falls is a beautiful yet little-known waterfall found along Toccoa Creek above Toccoa Falls, about 0.5 mile upstream. Although only 15 feet high, the waterfall's width is over 60 feet and makes for an impressive setting. An inviting sandy wading pool lies at its base. Notably, Little Falls lies just below the site of the collapsed earthen dam whose failure sent a colossal flood over Toccoa Falls on November 6, 1977, killing 39 people.

Like Toccoa Falls, Little Falls lies on the property of Toccoa Falls College. Unfortunately, this section of the property is not accessible to the public. According to college policies, the trail to Little Falls is only open to use for the campus community. 

To learn about more waterfalls in the Toccoa area, see chapter 8 in Mark Ozboyd's "Waterfalls of Georgia" guidebook.