Conasauga Falls Trail

"I hiked the trail November 15th. The area is in a drought, there wasn’t much to see! I wouldn’t go until some major rain hits the area. The road to the trail head is pretty rough in 2 spots, recommend a Jeep or Truck, maybe a Subaru could make it…"

"Getting up to the trailhead can be quite difficult, so it would be best to drive a 4x4. Once at the trailhead, parking space is very limited. The trail itself is not what I would consider “moderate difficulty”, as parts of the trail are washed out and you have to climb over several slick rocks. I would NOT recommend this trail for children or inexperienced hikers. It is downhill to the falls then uphill back to your vehicle. The views are spectacular once you reach the falls. Also, watch out for snakes when hiking!!! My fiancé slipped while walking back up the trail, and his hand landed a mere 6 inches from an adult copperhead."

"Like others have said, 2 rough washed out sections of road and a downed tree make the road document without 4 wheel drive. The hike itself is short with a couple switch backs. Trail is skinny in some spots. One section of rock to scramble over it take a sketch trail around. Waterfall is gorgeous, we swam and fished. No one else there."

"Definitely need a 4x4 vehicle to reach the trail at the top of the mountain, but totally worth it. Not much parking, but trail seems off the beaten path, so didn’t have but a couple people there. You’ll be hiking down to the falls and then hiking back up hill. The trail isn’t too long so great for kids. Would be a great place to swim, just bring some water shoes as the rocks are hard on your feet. Overall, Nice hike to the falls and so relaxing to hang out by the water."

"Beautiful falls. First part of the trail is pretty flat. Last part has lots of roots, rocks, and places to climb over which makes it more challenging. It is downhill to the falls and a hike all the way back up. There are two pretty nasty deep ruts in the road so a high profile vehicle is recommended. There is a sign marking where to turn off of Witt Rd to go to the falls (see pics)."