on the river" as stated by State Geologist S. W. McCallie in his Water Powers of Georgia, 1908. Lumpkin County Black Falls—on the grounds of Camp Frank D. Merrill, a Mountain Ranger camp north of Dahlonega. Public access may be restricted. Blood Mountain Creek Falls—four falls (Lower Falls, Middle Falls, Upper Falls, and Cascade). (Trailhead for two lower falls: ; for two upper falls: ) Cane Creek Falls—located on the grounds of Camp Glisson, a camp operated by the United Methodist Church near Dahlonega, these falls are often (but not always) open to the public. Cannon Falls— located on Frogtown Creek, on the grounds of Cannon Falls Lodge, a private fishing preserve, and only accessible with a guide. Clay Creek Falls—located on private property but easily viewed from Clay Creek Falls Road, just outside the city limits of Dahlonega. () Copper Mine Shoals—there are several rapid drops on the Chestatee River north of Dahlonega. Cow Rock Creek Falls—near Boggs Creek Campground in the Chattahoochee National Forest. () DeSoto Falls—a pair of falls on Frogtown Creek in the DeSoto Falls Scenic Area of the Chattahoochee National Forest. According to legend, Hernando de Soto passed through the area in 1540. () Dick's Creek Falls—a pair of falls just below the site where Waters Creek joins Dicks Creek in the Chattahoochee National Forest. () Elvarado Falls—not open to the public. Etowah River Shoals—the Etowah River rises in Lumpkin County, northwest of Dahlonega Falls on Branch of Jones Creek—located in the Chattahoochee National Forest and easily accessible. () Falls on West Fork of Montgomery Creek—twenty-foot falls on the grounds of a US Army Ranger Camp. () Grindle Shoals—on private property along the Chestatee River but viewable from the bridge carrying Cavender Creek Road across the Chestatee in eastern Lumpkin, near the White County line. () High Shoals Falls—on Walden Creek; features a porch swing from which to view the falls. () Jones Creek Falls Little Ridge Creek Falls—a trio of falls near Boggs Creek Campground in the Chattahoochee National Forest. () Martha Falls—on Pigeon Roost Creek; the area features spectacular lake and mountain views. () Trophy Falls— located on Frogtown Creek, on the grounds of Cannon Falls Lodge, a private fishing preserve, and only accessible with a guide. Ward Creek Falls—near Justus Gap, northwest of Dahlonega. {34° 39.107'N 84° 04.071'W} Yahoola Creek Falls—just before the Yahoola Creek leaves the Chattahoochee National Forest. The remnants