Located on an unnamed stream flowing off the south side of Stroud

Mountain, this scenic 35-foot waterfall features a partial free-falling section with a small grotto. Stroud Mountain Falls is best seen in wet weather. Seed Tick Road crosses the stream about 0.2 mile below the falls. Stroud Mountain Falls can be reached with a low-level bushwhack along the west side of the stream.

For detailed directions, see page 387 in Mark Ozboyd's "Waterfalls of Georgia" guidebook.