Stillhouse Cove Falls
Photo of one of the upper sections by Bruce Roberts
Waterfall Info: This long series of cascades and waterfalls is on Scataway Creek in the eastern sector of Stillhouse Cove. Scroll down for photos of the waterfall's other sections. This is a small watershed, so the falls is best seen during wet periods.
Landowner: Chattahoochee National Forest (Southern Nantahala Wilderness)
Height: 200+ Feet
Type: Cascades & Drops (Multi-Tier)
County: Towns
Access Info: Most waterfalls in the southwestern sector of the Southern Nantahala Wilderness are extremely difficult to reach via public land. At the moment, there isn't any detailed access information for this waterfall. Locate the waterfall on a topographic map and property map, and study the maps on your own to find the best way. Be prepared for a brutal cross-country hike. Note that, as of this writing, access from the Scataway Road vicinity is impossible due to private property.
Waterfall Location: 34.968436, -83.674562
Click here for Bruce Roberts' Southern Nantahala Wilderness photo page
Landowner: Chattahoochee National Forest (Southern Nantahala Wilderness)
Height: 200+ Feet
Type: Cascades & Drops (Multi-Tier)
County: Towns
Access Info: Most waterfalls in the southwestern sector of the Southern Nantahala Wilderness are extremely difficult to reach via public land. At the moment, there isn't any detailed access information for this waterfall. Locate the waterfall on a topographic map and property map, and study the maps on your own to find the best way. Be prepared for a brutal cross-country hike. Note that, as of this writing, access from the Scataway Road vicinity is impossible due to private property.
Waterfall Location: 34.968436, -83.674562
Click here for Bruce Roberts' Southern Nantahala Wilderness photo page
Photo of one of the lower drops by Bruce Roberts
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Photo of one of the lower drops by Bruce Roberts
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Photo of one of the upper drops by Bruce Roberts
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A wintertime overview of Scataway Creek Falls. Photo by Bruce Roberts
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