Remote wilderness waterfall hike within the 9,115-acre Raven Cliffs Wilderness; challenging cliff waterfall location.
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Based on this listing's approximate location — see the note on coordinates below.
Raven Cliff Falls is a remote cliff waterfall within the 9,115-acre Raven Cliffs Wilderness in Chattahoochee National Forest. The wilderness area spans White, Lumpkin, and Union counties and is located near Helen. This is a challenging remote hike requiring wilderness navigation skills. A dedicated official trail page with specific metrics was not directly accessible at time of check.
Spring and early summer for peak water flow; summer/fall accessible but less water.
Remote and challenging wilderness hike; no direct official trail-fact documentation available; requires wilderness navigation.
No fee or permit requirement was published on the managing agency's site when we last checked — confirm current conditions before you go, since these change.
The managing agency's page (linked below) has the current trailhead and route details — round-trip distance wasn't published when we checked.
We track 18 waterfalls in North Georgia Mountains.
There is 1 other waterfall we track in White. All North Georgia Mountains waterfalls →
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Confirmed via Wilderness.net (official multi-agency wilderness clearinghouse incl. USFS) that the falls sit within the 9,115-acre Raven Cliffs Wilderness, Chattahoochee National Forest, spanning White/Lumpkin/Union counties; checked Sept 2026. A dedicated USFS trail page could not be reached directly during this check, so numeric trail facts are left null rather than sourced from hiking blogs.
Checked September 2026.