feet) and Glassmine Falls in North Carolina (800 feet) are both taller. (The state park website is more specific—and perhaps more accurate—citing Amicalola as "the tallest cascading waterfall". More recent editions of the print version of the guide have corrected the error.) () Bearden Falls—located in the Chattahoochee National Forest on Bearden Creek. () Cochrans Falls—at , is tied with Caledonia Cascade as the second highest waterfall in Georgia. It is on Cochrans Creek near Dawsonville. () Crawford Falls—located on private property and not accessible to the public. "Edge of the World" Rapids—Class IV rapids on the Amicalola River. (Parking area: ) Falls Creek Falls—located in the Dawson Forest, an area containing at least forty three waterfalls. (Upper Falls:; Falls Creek Falls:; Lower Falls:) Lower Falls & Upper Falls—located on Disharoon Creek in the southwest corner of Dawson County, near the gated community of Big Canoe. () Fannin County Jacks River Falls—on Jacks River in the Cohutta Wilderness Area. () Little Rock Creek Falls—in the Chattahoochee National Forest. Long Creek Falls—located near the Appalachian Trail near Three Forks. Noontootla Falls—on a small tributary of Noontootla Creek near Three Forks. () Sea Creek Falls—in the Cooper Creek area in eastern Fannin County, near the Union County line. () Gilmer County Barnes Creek Falls—in the Cohutta Wilderness Area near Murray County line; nearby mountaintop offers commanding view of the valley and Fort Mountain. () Falls on Davis Creek—located on private property but can be viewed from Pleasant Hill Road (State Route 59) near the community of Pleasant Hill. Falls Branch Falls—twin falls, "Lower" and "Upper", on Falls Branch near its confluence with Stanley Creek in northeast Gilmer, near the Fannin County line. () Julie Anna Falls—a fifty-foot falls on Turniptown Creek in the Rich Turniptown Mountain Wilderness Area of the Chattahoochee National Forest. () Tumbling Waters—Tails Creek falls in a series of cascades on its approach to Carters Lake. Habersham County Panther Creek Falls—located in the Panther Creek Recreation Area between Clarkesville and Tallulah Falls. () Shoals on Soque River—located on private property but readily accessible to the public. The Mark of the Potter, a potters' cooperative on Highway 197, occupies an old mill beside the Shoals, which can be viewed from the co-op's balcony. Coin-operated machines dispense food for fish and waterfowl. () Miner Shoals-located on private property, not accessible to the public. near vertical drop. "By far the best waterfall