Osage Falls is a 35-foot wet-weather waterfall found along a tributary of Holcomb Creek northeast of Hope Diamond Falls. The upper tier of the waterfall makes a scenic free-fall. It is located in a dense rhododendron thicket and requires a slow, difficult bushwhack to reach. Hardcore waterfallers could elect to visit it as a 0.2-mile "side trip" along the off-trail route to Hope Diamond Falls. In my book, I call this drop "Waterfall on Tributary of Holcomb Creek." Since it lies just south of Osage Mountain, I'm adopting the name Osage Falls as a placeholder.

For detailed directions, see page 357 in Mark Ozboyd's "Waterfalls of Georgia" guidebook.