Crow Creek Falls Trailhead
Crow Creek Falls Trailhead in Lakemont, Georgia, marks the starting point for a scenic hike leading to the stunning Crow Creek Falls. Outdoor enthusiasts can trek through the lush forest, listen to the sounds of nature, and be rewarded with breathtaking views of the cascading waterfall.
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Douglas MulfordLove the waterfalls. Found two of them. Trail had several downed trees and the trailhead is not marked at all (is at the “END CO MTNC” sign) Windy unpaid road to get there, but still enjoyed it.
Mar 11, 2026 · Google Review
Brian PresslerCool small falls hidden away down an interesting one lane road. Google takes you right to the falls but you won't see it. Listen for it from the first. The was a slight wide spot to park after driving maybe 2-3 miles down a 1 lane gravel road just before the falls. A bit scary but we made it. To find the trip, look for the white sign in my photos. If you stand at the sign you'll see the trail. You only see the white sign after you pass it. It's blank on the back you'll also see two horizontal yellow lines painted on two telephone poles next to the road on each side of the falls. It's very peaceful back in the woods by the falls which is about 50 feet up the path. Enjoy! And good luck with the road. It's an adventure!
Jun 2, 2022 · Google Review
Jill CTwo small waterfalls close to a twisty gravel road. The drive is very scenic. At the end of the trail we extended the hike by walking along an old dirt road that seemed seldom used. The trail entrance is very narrow, but is near a "End Co Mnt" sign
Jun 25, 2023 · Google Review
Kenneth Hines, Jr. (Professor Hines)Crow Creek is a beautiful waterfall series, that consists of a lower and upper falls. The upper is the more beautiful falls and the easier to access. You have a much wider and open area to view this falls from. If you're into taking photos it's also easier to photograph and capture more captivating angles of, compared to the lower, that really has only one view and you're right up on it, too! This is a VERY easy waterfall to find. You must traverse a dirt road to get it (off road or 4 wheel drive vehicle isn't really necessary, but does help to have). You could potentially pass the falls, but you would be able to hear it and depending on the time of year you should see the lower falls right from the dirt road. If it's summer time then you probably won't, as there's a lot of over grown trees here and it's not a maintained area, so be cautious as you take this short hike through the woods to get to these falls.
Nov 14, 2020 · Google Review
mrcool_12Loved the Falls they were flowing nicely and were pretty easy to get to. The most important thing to note is that you should come in from the east from Low Gap Road. That way is much easier to drive in as there is less gravel. Once you get there look for the "end county maintenence" sign and that's where the trail starts. It's only 500 feet away down an easy trail with a short scramble to the base of the falls.
Mar 15, 2024 · Google Review