If you’re planning a family vacation to Georgia soon, you’re likely booking your lodging and deciding on the activities you would like to do. Northern Georgia is specifically known for its breathtaking mountains and waterfalls, so you don’t want to miss out on those. Here are a few gorgeous waterfalls that you should make a point to visit on your next getaway.

3 Amazing Waterfalls in Northern Georgia

1. Amicalola Falls

At 729 feet tall, Amicalola Falls is the highest waterfall in Georgia. The waterfall is located just north of Dawsonville and is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the state. You can view the falls by hiking a one-mile trail up wooden stairs or by walking through a 0.3-mile trail to an observation deck.

2. Anna Ruby Falls

Located near the town of Helen, Anna Ruby Falls consists of two waterfalls, one 153-feet tall and the other 50-feet tall. If you want a shorter hike for your family vacation, make sure to stop by this waterfall. As you walk along the trail, you will get a glimpse of the waterfalls before you get to the observation deck.

3. Tallulah Falls

If you’re ready for a more challenging hike during your family vacation, head to Tallulah Falls in Tallulah Gorge State Park. The park is home to six waterfalls, and exploring them is an experience you don’t want to miss out on. During your hike, you’ll cross a bridge over the Tallulah River, which is surrounded by the 1,000-foot walls of Tallulah Gorge.

If you need a comfortable place to stay on your family vacation, stop by Mountain Aire Cottages & Inn in Clayton, GA. These vacation rentals offer beautiful and affordable rooms and one- or two-bedroom cottages. All of the cottages come completely furnished, and some of them have Jacuzzi® spas. As you’re relaxing in your room, you can enjoy gorgeous mountain views from your window. For more information about their services, call (706) 782-9568 or visit their website.