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Vying with the Caledonia Cascade for being the second-tallest waterfall in Georgia, 600-foot Cochrans Falls is a spectacular cascading waterfall in Dawson County, northwest of Dawsonville. One of the most secluded waterfalls in the state, the little-known waterfall can be reached by following a jeep track from Blackhawk Road along Cochrans Creek into the Cochrans Creek Valley, and then a rugged and steep goat path to Cochran’s Falls. The most significant drop of the falls is near the top and can be reached by ascending a treacherous trail that climbs the right side of the falls, whereby extreme caution needs to be taken.

Dawsonville, Cochran Creek Valley, Dawson County, Georgia

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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