Camp Creek Trail

A little-known but beautiful waterfall down the trail makes the trip worthwhile.


Description:

The switchback-style trail leads down a ravine to the banks of the Chattanooga River. It then runs alongside the river until a path to the right leaves the road and arrives at a heavily used campsite.

Unfortunately, both the trail and the campsite have been reported as eroded and frequently trashed with beer cans from parties held there.

An additional bushwack path leads hikers to Class V rapids, a large pool, and, on the South Carolina side, a waterfall that is unlabeled on most maps.


State: Georgia
County: Rabun
Length: 0.5 miles
Difficulty: 3

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1 Raven Rock Trail Named for Raven Rock, a cliff on the opposing side of the river.
3 Sutton Hole Trail Just upstream from Woodall Shoals, a Class VI rapid.
4 Panther Creek Trail (Tallulah Basin) A hike past the impressive Panther Creek Falls
4 Tallulah Gorge North Rim Trail Connects five overlooks on the north rim of the gorge
4 Tallulah Gorge South Rim Trail Connects five overlooks on the south rim of the gorge