This 50-foot waterfall lies at the head of Tatum Gulf, a branch of the isolated Cole City Creek watershed northwest of Trenton. Tatum Gulf Falls is located in a spectacular rock amphitheater with 100-foot cliffs extending over 300 feet away from the falls along either side of the creek. Unfortunately, the whole gorge is located on private property. People sometimes report hiking to Tatum Gulf Falls using an overgrown pathway that switchbacks to the bottom of the gorge from New Home Loop, past a private gate west of a large culvert over Tatum Gulf Creek. I don't condone visiting without owner's permission, but should you explore it, please respect the property and leave it better than you found it. 

To learn about more waterfalls in northwest Georgia, see chapter 1 in Mark Ozboyd's "Waterfalls of Georgia" guidebook.