Tallulah Gorge Rim Trail
Explore the natural beauty of Tallulah Gorge Rim Trail in Tallulah Falls, Georgia. This scenic trail offers panoramic views of the gorge and surrounding landscapes, making it a favorite spot for hikers and nature enthusiasts.
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This place is awesome. It’s only 15 minutes from Sam and Stefs place. You only pay $10 a day to park. Kids and pets are welcomed but pets need to be on a leash. Please bring plenty of water and good walking/ hiking shoes. Great waterfalls. The climb down is easy but coming up is harder but worth it. There are approximately 1062 stairs. I really enjoyed it. Can get a permit to get in the water as well.
Jun 16, 2026 · Google ReviewJune 18, 2025. If you want to go all the way down into the Gorge, you must get a permit. Unfortunately, it was closed the day we went. We did the north and south rim trial. There are over 1000 steps, so be prepared. In the heat, this is a long, hard walk. It is definitely worth walking if you are in the area. We would love to come back and get down in the Gorge.
Jul 6, 2025 · Google ReviewWe found out after we paid the $10 entry fee that many of the trails were closed due to a hot weather advisory. The ADA trail was also difficult to walk.
Jul 22, 2026 · Google ReviewAwesome place to hike but do be ready to go down and back up a lot of stairs!!! The views from all of the different lookouts is amazing. We did the loop and on the other side of the gorge you are able to see the lookouts we were on earlier and it was amazing at how high up we were. Will defiantly be back to walk on the gorge floor when they open it back up and it is warmer. They only give out 100 passes per day and the ranger we spoke with said that one the weekends passes “sell out” in a mater of minutes.
Sep 9, 2020 · Google ReviewVery nice experience. My husband, myself, 16 year old niece, and 6 year old daughter walked the north rim but didn't do the stairs or suspension bridge. The place was ridiculously crowded, so we felt rushed. They have a gift shop where they sell drinks and snacks. Picnic tables were limited at the museum-information area. We made sandwiches on our truck bed and ate in the sun. So that was disappointing. We planned to relax and eat. More tables are needed, in my opinion. The waterfalls are breathtaking and worth the walk. You can see the dam too from one overlook.
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