Panther Creek Falls Trail

Panther Creek Falls Trail is a hiking route through Chattahoochee National Forest that extends several miles through thick forest and reaches multiple waterfalls. The path follows a creek system with several crossings and displays different rock formations throughout the journey.

The forest was established to protect natural water resources in North Georgia and the trail was created to allow public access to these features. The route developed to let visitors reach the landscape's natural elements safely.

The trail draws outdoor enthusiasts who gather to spend time in nature and explore the cascades together. Hikers create a sense of community through their shared appreciation for the landscape and waterfall settings.

The terrain ranges from moderate to difficult with elevation changes and sections that can be slippery, so sturdy shoes and plenty of water are necessary. Plan adequate time and bring suitable gear to navigate safely over rough ground.

The waterfalls drop over different rock layers and create deep pools where water flow is visible. Hikers can observe how water has shaped the geology of the area over time through these natural formations.

Location: Georgia

GPS coordinates: 34.89970,-84.59560

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:02