Fall in Georgia is a beautiful time. There's so much to see and do here, from our amazingly fun fall festivals to leaf-peeping some of the gorgeous golden and red hues that pop up. One of the best places to see these beautiful colors is at Anna Ruby Falls in Georgia. This waterfall is just outside of Helen and we admit, it's gorgeous at any time of year, but it's especially amazing in the autumn. If you're a fan of checking out the changing leaves in the Peach State, this is one spot you don't want to miss! Come with us as we explore what might just be on of our state's most treasured fall adventures.

The hike to Anna Ruby Falls is short and sweet.

This area is one of the most stunning in the state when it comes to fall foliage.

And when you want to enjoy fall in Georgia, we're so lucky to have such an accessible waterfall to view surrounded by the leaves.

Anna Ruby Falls is actually a pair of waterfalls.

They are formed by two Georgia creeks: Curtis Creek and York Creek. The two combine to make Smith Creek.

The highest of the two falls plunges 153 feet and is quite the impressive drop.

You can get a great scenic view of the landscape from the observation deck.

The nearby Lion's Eye Trail is a 0.1-mile walk.

It contains interpretive signs written in Braille to describe the beautiful landscape to those who are visually impaired.

This is one of our favorite waterfalls in Georgia...

...and most definitely one of the best spots to experience Georgia in the fall.

Note that the parking lot to reach Anna Ruby Falls is not open at all times and hours of admission change during the winter months. You can check out the current access schedule on the Anna Ruby Falls Recreation Area website.

Have you ever been to Anna Ruby Falls in Georgia? If so, what was your favorite part? Would you agree that it is one of the best places to go in Georgia in the fall? We'd love to read about your experience in the comments section below!

For those who like hiking, be sure to read about 23 of the best hikes in Georgia. Additionally, a lot of hikers also love to go camping. If you'd like to try it in an RV but don't have one, visit RVShare.

Where & When To See Fall Foliage In Georgia:

Experiencing fall foliage in Georgia is a bucket-list-must for anyone enamored with autumn. Some of our top recommendations include Black Rock Mountain State Park, the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway, Cloudland Canyon State Park, Vogel State Park, F.D. Roosevelt State Park, and Brasstown Bald. Are you wondering when is the best time to see the leaves change in Georgia? While it can vary from year to year, the week of October 21st is predicted to be the best time to view fall foliage this year.

Know Before You Go:

The trail to Anna Ruby Falls is paved; however, it can be steep in some places, so it's recommended to wear some sturdy hiking shoes with good traction. Also, even though the temperatures may be a bit cooler in the fall, always be sure to bring water with you when you go hiking in Georgia. Given that this is one of the most popular trails in the region, you may want to consider hiking early to avoid the crowds. And, keep your eyes peeled for some fascinating wildlife, including gray squirrels, wild turkeys, white-tailed deer, and even the occasional black bear!

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