Morgan's Falls is a long, stairstepping waterfall located off-trail on a small eastern tributary of Little Skeenah Creek. This 50-foot waterfall rarely exhibits much flow, and is definitely best seen in wet weather. Even so, it can make for a very nice photo in the right conditions. The waterfall was submitted by Morgan Kephart, who thoroughly documented and explored the entire Little Skeenah Creek valley for waterfalls. 

Morgan's Falls can be reached by the same route as Little Skeenah Creek Falls. Hike the BMT northbound from the Highway 60 trailhead near Tooni Gap and connect to the gated FR 763, which leads to Little Skeenah Creek. However, keep hiking the old forest road beyond Little Skeenah Creek for another quarter-mile, until you intersect the small tributary with Morgan's Falls. Bushwhack upstream through mainly open woods for 0.1 mile to the falls. 

To learn about more waterfalls in the Blue Ridge area, see chapter 4 in Mark Ozboyd's "Waterfalls of Georgia" guidebook.