L'Eau d'Or Falls
L'Eau d'Or Falls is a beautiful, 46-foot, three-tiered cascading waterfall located in Tallulah Gorge State Park in Georgia, United States. It is one of five significant waterfalls within the Tallulah Gorge, which was historically known as Tallulah Falls. The name L'Eau d'Or is French for "water of gold". Access to the base of L'Eau d'Or Falls is prohibited, but visitors can view it from Overlook 2 and Overlook 3 along the North Rim Trail in Tallulah Gorge State Park. Overlook 2, a 0.2-mile walk from the Interpretive Center, offers the best view of the falls. The Tallulah Gorge State Park itself is known for its breathtaking natural beauty, a suspension bridge, and numerous hiking trails.
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This was a great stop on our drive. Beautiful look out points, great path to observe the falls from multiple places. There are a lot of stairs, if you are not comfortable with 300-500 stairs, so not do the observation points that are down the stairs!
Dec 8, 2025 · Google ReviewBeautiful, the train is a little bit difficult to drive up and impossible to turn around so you just have to drive through.
May 17, 2026 · Google ReviewMy family and I went there on Memorial Day for the first time and had the absolute best time ever. Everything looked so amazing and we couldn’t believe we were that high overlooking everything. We saw the suspension bridge from a very long distance and had to make our way down to the gorge to see it. Beautiful beautiful beautiful!!!!
Jun 2, 2019 · Google ReviewNice views but a lot of walking and steps to climb. Well worth it if you're in shape for it.
Nov 8, 2019 · Google ReviewViewing the Falls was an amazing experience. I'm so glad I chose to visit Tallulah Falls in Georgia to go to the Tallulah Falls Gorge and see the five falls that are located there. L'Eau d'Or is the first waterfall and the easiest to access from the visitor center. Even if you simply got out of your car and parked, you could be to this fall in a few quick minutes. Not even 5 minutes and you're there. Maybe 10 if you walk slow, really slow.
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