Mud Creek Falls is just one of 17 public waterfalls in Rabun County, although the two RV Gypsies had trouble finding several of the waterfalls, even with the GPS.

Mud Creek Falls is located in the small resort city of Sky Valley, Georgia. Above Mud Creek Falls is Spring Lake. Mud Creek Falls cascades for over 100 feet eventually into Estatoah Falls near Dillard, Georgia. (Estatoah Falls is on private property.)

No hiking is required to reach Mud Creek Falls. It is just a short walk within 50-75 feet from the parking area. There is a picnic table available first come first serve. There is hiking on an easy, wide path that begins at the base of the falls along the stream, but it is not necessary to see the falls.

Below: The two RV Gypsies got their first look at Mud Creek Falls and the flow of the waters through the big rocks below the falls.

Lee Duquette loved the way the water spurted up at a certain turn in the pathway.

Lee Duquette was fascinated with the tree that was growing over and through the top of a big boulder.

There was also a small stream of water flowing down the side of the cliff just to the side of the Falls.

Lee Duquette could not stop the car on the way to nor from Mud Creek Falls because of traffic behind him. But just a few feet from Mud Creek Falls, Karen Duquette quickly photographed fall colors along the roadway as Lee drove past.

Continue on to Black Rock Mountain State Park