Secluded Falls is the lower in a pair of small, scenic waterfalls along a sizeable western tributary of Stonewall Creek. This stream joins Stonewall Creek just below Stonewall Falls, and an old logging road follows its northern side. The old roadbed is overgrown and has fallen trees but is passable. Secluded Falls is harder to reach than the other waterfall, Forgotten Falls, as it lies a few hundred feet off the roadbed and is surrounded by dense vegetation.

For detailed directions, see page 275 in Mark Ozboyd's "Waterfalls of Georgia" guidebook.