Tiny Dancer Falls is the third waterfall that can be easily accessed along the relaxing Rhododendron Trail near Lake Russell. About 40 feet high, this wet-weather waterfall drops over blasted cliffs, their history shaped by an old quarry site found here. The waterfall sits in a small drainage and is often a trickle. The side path to Tiny Dancer Falls is seen on the right after a 0.8-mile hike from Lake Russell Road. 

The side path to Tiny Dancer Falls is marked by a homemade wooden sign with a carving illustration showing a person dancing atop a waterfall. How cool is that?

For detailed directions, see page 229 in Mark Ozboyd's "Waterfalls of Georgia" guidebook.