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Jacks River Falls is one of Georgia’s most remote waterfalls, crashing and tumbling over an enormous, rough-hewn rock outcrop into deep pools of water below. Jacks River Falls is located 9 miles north of the trailhead of the Jacks River Trail at Dally Gap.
- Jacks River Trail
This 9.3-mile out-and-back hike explores many of the...
- Jacks River Trail
Jack's River Falls is easily one of my Top 10 favorite waterfalls in the state. OVERALL TRAIL LENGTH – 9.1 miles round trip according to Alltrails (although we calculated 12 miles) OVERALL ELEVATION GAIN – 974 feet
This 9.3-mile out-and-back hike explores many of the highlights of the Jacks River valley, hiking to rushing waterfalls, splashing through many river crossings, and descending through the river’s rocky valley from Dally Gap.
Located in the Cohutta Wilderness Area on the Jacks River, this beautiful waterfall is the most visited site in the Cohutta and is reached by a 4.5 mile trail through rugged wilderness. It is highly recommended that you get the USFS map of the Cohutta Wilderness and carry the 10 essentials.
Jacks River Trail South Section is a 8.5 mile trail and part of the Cohutta Wilderness. It begins at its high elevation trailhead at Dally Gap near Blue Ridge, GA. The trail takes you past Jacks River gorge and includes numerous river crossings.
This is a must hike! Gorgeous river and trail. There’s some blowdown on jacks River trail but it just adds to its rugged adventurous charm. Wear closed toe hiking sandal on jack river segment so you’re ready to lay down in the river and cool off at all the crossings.
If you're looking for an unforgettable hike through the Georgia wilderness, consider starting in Alaculsey and embarking on a 3-day backpacking trip up the entire Jacks River Trail. One of the most unique aspects of this hike is the 22 river crossings (one-way), which can be challenging due to the swift current and slippery rocks.
