Tufa Falls (Lower Waterfall Branch Falls)
Photo in normal conditions by Bruce Roberts
Waterfall Info: This is the lower very wet-weather waterfall on Waterfall Branch. There's usually very little or no water in Waterfall Branch at this spot, but the falls is still interesting due to the unusual mineral deposits. A similar upper falls lies a short distance upstream at 34.710474, -85.348736. It's best to visit this falls only right away after heavy downpours if your goal is to see any water in it.
Landowner: Crockford-Pigeon Wildlife Management Area
Height: 50 Feet
Type: Slides & Short Free-Falls (Multi-Tier)
County: Walker
Access Info: Getting to Tufa Falls requires an off-trail bushwhack from Blue Hole Road.
Waterfall Location: 34.709810, -85.347730
Click here for Bruce Robert's Crockford-Pigeon Mountain Waterfalls photo page
Landowner: Crockford-Pigeon Wildlife Management Area
Height: 50 Feet
Type: Slides & Short Free-Falls (Multi-Tier)
County: Walker
Access Info: Getting to Tufa Falls requires an off-trail bushwhack from Blue Hole Road.
Waterfall Location: 34.709810, -85.347730
Click here for Bruce Robert's Crockford-Pigeon Mountain Waterfalls photo page
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