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| Tucked into the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest along the Bartram Trail, Dick's Creek Falls is a 60-foot cascade that empties straight into the Chattooga Wild and Scenic River, the same river made famous by the movie Deliverance. It is one of the prettier, lesser-crowded waterfall hikes in Rabun County. Hike Difficulty: Easy Directions: From HWY 441/ Warwoman Road intersection in Clayton, take Warwoman Road east for 5.9 miles to Sandy Ford Road on the right. Travel 0.6 miles bearing left at the fork. Travel 3.4 miles to the second ford. Cross the creek and proceed to the Bartram Trail marker at the top of the hill. Follow the trail north (across the road away from the rock) for about 0.3 miles then turn right onto Dick's Creek Trail at the foot bridge. Follow Dick's Creek downstream until it empties into the Chattooga River. Note: Parking near the trailhead is limited. |
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