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DeSoto Falls
The Waterfalls got their name from a legend that tells of the finding of a piece of armor near the falls. It is believed that the armor belonged to DeSoto or one of his fellow explorers.
Karen Duquette and the welcom to Desoto Falls sign
Below: Views along the trail leading to the upper falls - about a mile and a half, round trip. The easiest hiking trail ever experienced by the two RV Gypsies.
the creek flowing from the falls
a glimpse into the woods
a glimpse into the woods
Lee Duquette on the bridge
The upper falls (shown below) are the actual DeSoto Falls . The ascent is easy, rolling up and down, broken by long flat stretches in deep wood groves. Occasionally the visible creek makes a soothing gurgle and the falls themselves are worth the trip. Just before you reach these falls you cross a bridge, then turn into the side cove containing the falls. A brief ascent takes you to the observation deck.
sign - hazardous slipper footing
The upper waterfall drops 200 feet
looking down the creek from the observation deck
at the flowing creek
The upper waterfall
the flowing creek
upper falls
a close-up of the falls
 
The lower falls trail is only a 1/4 mile hike - getting there was mostly uphill.
The lower waterfall drops 35 feet
Lee Duquette
the lower falls
the lower falls
Karen Duquette
Karen Duquette
the two RV Gypsies at the lower falls
There is a third waterfall, known as the middle falls, but it was unreachable.

go to the next adventure of the two RV Gypsies Babyland - the home of the Cabbage Patch Dolls
Horseshoe Trails Campground; Cleveland & Helen GA;
and Anna Ruby Falls