The upper falls on Long Branch lies about 0.25 mile above Long Branch Falls, near John Teague Gap. It's a cascading drop about 20 feet high. The most recent picture I've seen is from 2019, when it was covered by a pile of large fallen trees. It doesn't look like much of a waterfall here. The only reason I list it here is because Upper Long Branch Falls is described in an old waterfall guide by Jim Parham as a good bonus stop when hiking to Three Forks from John Teague Gap. If the debris has been washed off the falls, let me know!

For detailed directions, see page 361 in Mark Ozboyd's "Waterfalls of Georgia" guidebook.