More of a scenic cascade than a true waterfall, Logan Turnpike Falls is a 6-foot tumble found along Town Creek near the southern terminus of the Logan Turnpike Trail. It mainly serves as a nice stop for hikers along the trail, and as a landmark for bushwhacking to Stone Cove Falls. This small waterfall used to be a much more frequented destination when the Logan Turnpike Trail used to be accessible from Kellum Valley Road. Today, the only way to reach the area is via a steep hike down from Tesnatee Gap along GA Hwy 348. 

To learn about more waterfalls in the Cleveland area, see chapter 6 in Mark Ozboyd's "Waterfalls of Georgia" guidebook.