The following 10 or 15 pictures were taken at Minnehaha Falls in Rabun County, Georgia.Not to be confused with a waterfall in Minnesota by the same name, Minnehaha is 60 feet high bordered by steep slopes on either side.
Finding the place isn't nearly as difficult as I made it. I missed the road the falls are on and ended up ascending a mountain I never thought would end. Eventually, I decided to descend and retrace my steps and finally figured out which road I was supposed to take to get to the trail leading to these falls. The trail is about 1.5 miles down a dirt road...and the trail itself isn't a bad hike at all. However, getting to the top of the falls is a bit tricky. It's virtually straight up in some places and you have to hold on to branches and tree trunks to pull yourself up. I was hoping the view at the top would be a little better than it was, but it is covered in dense forest at the top with no really good overlooks. Despite that, the falls are beautiful and seems to be a popular place; I met no fewer than 15 people hiking up to look at the falls in the short time I was there.
Here's a link to info on Minnehaha Falls:
http://georgiatrails.com/trails/minnehahafalls.html 
I was back out at the Georgia Botanical Gardens walking along some of the trails there I missed the last time I was out that way and was disappointed to see that most everything that was just blooming out two weeks ago isn't as vibrant or colorful as it was then. The recent cold snap we've had seems to have turned everything back into shades of winter brown and green.
