Roger Laurel Falls
Photo by Nick Brindle
Waterfall Info: This is a series of cascades and small waterfalls in the upper reaches of Roger Laurel Branch near Little Bald Mountain.
Landowner: Chattahoochee National Forest (Rich Mountain Wilderness)
Height: 25+ Feet
Type: Sliding Cascades (Multi-Tier)
County: Gilmer
Access Info: Park at an unnamed but marked trail head off FR-338 at (34.7426299, -84.3253288). FR 338 is open only March-May and September-December. Head west off trail at approximately 0.25 mile mark down a gulley straight to the branch. From there it’s relatively steep bushwhacking to each of the drops. Each drop has been previously marked with pink tape. Quite difficult to photograph. Possibly not worth the two mike out and back hike for some.
Waterfall Location: 34.738908, -84.319079
Landowner: Chattahoochee National Forest (Rich Mountain Wilderness)
Height: 25+ Feet
Type: Sliding Cascades (Multi-Tier)
County: Gilmer
Access Info: Park at an unnamed but marked trail head off FR-338 at (34.7426299, -84.3253288). FR 338 is open only March-May and September-December. Head west off trail at approximately 0.25 mile mark down a gulley straight to the branch. From there it’s relatively steep bushwhacking to each of the drops. Each drop has been previously marked with pink tape. Quite difficult to photograph. Possibly not worth the two mike out and back hike for some.
Waterfall Location: 34.738908, -84.319079
Another view of the main drop of Roger Laurel Falls. Photo by Nick Brindle
Roger Laurel Falls seen from a little further downstream. Photo by Nick Brindle
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Another view of the main drop of Roger Laurel Falls. Photo by Nick Brindle
A scenic cascade below the main drop of Roger Laurel Falls. Photo by Nick Brindle
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