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While in the area around Helen, GA. we decided to explore the area and stumbled on to Anna Ruby Falls - the admission is now $5 per person and is collected prior to reaching the parking lot, gift shop and trail entrance. We did a quick tour of the gift shop and I of course purchased a refrigerator magnet for the RV and also made a donation to the park to further the children's educational programs. The head of the trail looks okay the incline looks manageable and the pavement is smooth and plenty wide enough to pass fellow hikers the sign says .4 miles to the falls so we headed out. The incline gradually increases as you pass the halfway point but l'd still consider it a moderate hike and there are several spots along the way with benches if you need a break, we didn't stop but we did notice a few people taking a rest. Once you reach the cross over bridge you're home free although the incline increases somewhat just remember once you reach the falls there will be plenty of time to take a break before heading back down which is much easier as you'd expect but it does present a slip hazard in some spots where the pavement is wet so l recommend wearing suitable footwear. The falls are absolutely gorgeous and today there was plenty of water coming over the top, the wooden deck provides a great vantage point to take photos and there are benches to sit and enjoy the view before heading back down. All in all it's worth the walk and you'll be glad you took the challenge and likely will have some memories that will last a lifetime....
Great national park. Walk to the falls was only 0.4 miles however it is a bit of a steep go. But they do have benches along the way so you van take breaks. FYI your cell phone will most likely not work in the park so be prepared for that. Gift shop has very reasonable prices compared to in town prices. So we loaded up here. Very helpful staff. Great place for a hike or picnic. Get here early when we left around 1pm the line of cars coming in.
Went here on a suggestion of the Helen visitor center. The drive was maybe 15 minutes outside of Helen. You pass through 2 feet stations, if you're going to the falls you only pay at the second which is ran by NPS. The fee is $5 per adult I believe. There's a gift shop near the parking lot. The hike is about .4 or .5 miles, mostly uphill, but for the most part easy. There are a few spots that's a steeper incline. Once you get there though the views are amazing, it's a great sight to see. Make sure you wear comfortable hiking shoes. The gift shop has bathrooms, and some souvenirs for everyone. The NPS staff is nice and friendly.
Visiting Helen, Georgia we ended up at Anna Ruby Falls. We had a fabulous time walking up to the falls, and even walking back. The walk path is completely paved and is very easy for even people who have mobility concerns. The view all along our walk was absolutely breathtaking, and even the weather cooperated with beautiful blue skies, although it was nice and shady among the trees and very comfortable weatherwise. The view at the top of Anna Ruby Falls was absolutely stunning, and we spent some quality time on the benches along the walk where you could rest and enjoy nature at its best! I truly recommend visiting Anna Ruby, Falls, just outside of Helen, Georgia on your next visit this way. OH... and don't forget your camera! Safe travels
Beautiful hike and stunning waterfall. We came on a rainy day so there weren't many people around. The waterfalls had a decent amount of flow but I'd love to see this in other seasons. There's a beautiful viewing platform at the bottom of the falls. The hike is a little steep in parts but it's well maintained and short. There's a shop at the bottom where the parking lot is with shirts & your typical merchandise you'd see at a park like this. Don't expect cell service as there is absolutely zero. Disconnect and enjoy!
If you are in this area you must come to Anna Ruby Falls. It's located less than 15 minutes from Helen and there is a charge of $5 per adult to enter. There is a nice visitor center with gift shop, restrooms and drink and snack machines. When you arrive you will notice no cell service so be prepared. The trail to the Falls is only .4 miles long and is paved. However it rises 225 feet in that distance and it's all uphill to the Falls. It requires a medium level of exertion so it isn't easy. I wouldn't want to do it in warm weather or after eating a big meal. Of course the walk down afterward is much more pleasant. The path is beautiful. You will be under plenty of shade between the hill tops on both sides and the very tall trees. Also the discharged water from the Falls form a stream right besides the path. Many nice photo opportunities are on the path. When you get to the top seeing the Falls make the climb worth it. At the Falls are two observation platforms to stand on and take pics. There are actually two Falls that combine into the stream below. The tallest one on the left is 150 feet above the observation platform. On the day of my visit on a weekday in November the crowd size was very manageable. I was told that on summer weekends they have many more people come and it gets crowded. Keep that in mind. Finally there are no facilities up at the Falls. No restrooms or drinkable water. I'm very glad I visited Anna Ruby Falls. It is a beautiful place.
This site is federally owned, but is embedded in the state park. I was able to get through the state park without paying for that, and a separate, per-person charge is issued at the gates for this area. Fortunately, a national parks pass gets you out of this fee. The parking area is small and fills easily, but there is a lot of turnover. A visitor center there has a deck overlooking a pool which supposedly has trout (not visible to me), and from there a moderate uphill paved walk leads to the falls. The viewing platforms don't really grant that great of a view of the falls; you're not that close. The downstream area is arguably more interesting. It's nice forest, but there's a lot of places in the Appalachian Mountains where you can find perfectly nice waterfalls that don't have quite the same degree of hassle or cost attached to them that this one does. So for me, it's a nice natural site, but I'd only go if I was already in this area. The whole walk was less than an hour.
This hike is beautiful and the waterfalls are amazing. It's not a long hike to the top, less than a half of a mile each way. It is paved the entire way but it is steep in certain spots. There are some benches along the way. There are a few viewing spots at the top for taking pictures and admiring the view. We took our dog and he did fine.
Very slow paced walk with beautiful views and sitting benches throughout the path to the top of the waterfall. There footbridges and nature all around. The path is very puppy friendly and a medium accessibly path. It was paved well and maintained however, there were some sticks scattered on some walkways which made it difficult to just continue at a mid pace. The hills were not horribly inclined except for a limited few and there was benches at every point nearby the large inclines to provide rest. The path was accessible and wide enough for a stroller or pedestrians with a dog and an accessible device or walker to pass in tandem with ease. The walk is absolutely worth the reward of the peace and tranquility of the end of the journey.
If you're in the area this is a great little walk. It was about two miles total - some of the hike was blocked off so we couldn't go to top of the hike close to the waterfalls. It costs $5 per person to enter, they take cash or credit card at the gift shop. The gift shop is a nice area and Brenda the clerk was so friendly. We talked about dogs and life for a bit. Such a sweet person. Along the hike you'll see beautiful streams and little waterfalls. There are also restrooms at the start of the trail. Dog friendly. We really enjoyed this. I'd say it was about 45 min only because we stopped a few times along the trails.
If you looking for a day trip to go to in GA, this place is for you. This place is located in Helena, GA. You drive passed the city of Helen, Georgia. It is about 20-25 minutes from Main Street. The hike in Anna Ruby Fall isn't long. The hiking trail is about 30 minutes, depending on how fast you walk and spend time around the area. It is very easy to walk up to Anna Ruby Fall. It is gorgeous. It's worth seeing if you are visiting. They also have a little gift shop by the entrance. I picked up waterproof stickers and a postcard. It was inexpensive.
I must say if you are in Helen and need to find things to do that is affordable and outdoors, Anna Ruby Falls is just the spot to go to! Not only is it affordable for you and your family, but it's just simply breathtaking. There is a half a mile trail that isn't hard to do for everyone. The path is big enough for a few people to access it easily. I recommend going to the park early when it opens at 9am, so you can miss the busy traffic. My family and I went right when it opened. I'm very happy we did, because we were able to take our time and e we all the informative signs about the forest and falls, as we made our way to the top. When we did get to the top, I couldn't believe my eyes! I was taken aback by how gorgeous Ana Ruby Falls are. I feel like it would be the perfect spot for someone that wanted to get engagement pictures done, or just a group picture at. Definitely come enjoy the beautiful scenery, and some vitamin D to lift your mood! read more
3 years ago
What a gorgeous hike! Very steep, but the path followed along the river. It was a beautiful, scenic hike. There are benches spaced throughout so you can stop and rest if need be. The falls at the top were absolutely stunning. They have full restrooms, vending machines, and a gift shop as well near where you park. read more
6 years ago
We visited Anna Ruby Falls during a road trip to Helen, GA- we were celebrating our anniversary and enjoying lots of parks, hiking trails and waterfalls everyday! There is a small fee of $3 per person to enter the park & you can park and take the paved path up to the falls. It's a half mile hike, some parts of the path are steep- but plenty of places to stop and sit if needed. My stops were more for pictures- and I got plenty! Once you reach the falls, there are two wooden viewing platforms- one is perfect to get all of the falls in one frame. The Anna Ruby falls are a pair of falls situated in beautiful Northern Georgia Forest and is part of the National Recreational Trails. The larger of the 2 falls is fed by Curtis Creek and falls over 150 feet. The lesser of the two falls is fed by York Creek and is about 50 feet tall. The joining creeks and falls become Smith Creek at the bottom and eventually feeds into the Chattahoochee River. Be sure to explore the Unicoi State Park while you are here! The falls are just outside the State Park. Anna Ruby will always hold a special place in my heart- this is where hubby proposed! Can't wait to visit again soon. read more
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6 years ago
OK, first the falls are wicked pretty. Downright beautiful. Yet I think the whole experience is a bit - flavorless. You pull in the parking lot, walk past the gift shop up a 1/2 mile paved path, don't go off the path - you'll ruin an ecosystem. Stand on a raised platform, take a picture, no you can't go in the falls and walk the 1/2 mile back and... Now I get it. With this many people visiting this place, it could easily become overrun and the nature destroyed. And let's be honest, it's our own dang fault for being terminally careless with the beauty around us. Yet I would love the opportunity to be part of nature, not just stand back and look at it. read more
3 years ago
It was a great experience. The falls are magnificent. It is a short hike and some elevation changes. Path is paved. read more
really nice falls! there was lots of parking when we went but you have to pay to park. nice short uphill hike. and the falls are beautiful. it can get super packed and that's a downfall. everyone takes the top spot for pics. i would get here early or late! also, i hear there are snakes around so be careful! paved road/walkway. bring some water and snacks. there are a couple of viewing areas which is nice. close to Helen. definitely something to try once as the falls are big and pretty! i would come here again. great for a cute short date or friends or family! you don't have to be super fit bc it's short but it is uphill and there are a few stairs! read more
A friend and I were visiting Helen, Georgia, for a weekend, and we had a great time at Anna Ruby Falls. You pay a small fee (to the National Forest Service), park, and then walk a half mile (a bit of an incline) up the base of the falls. Anna Ruby Falls was such a surprise for me! So much higher and grander than I was expecting! Certainly one of the prettier waterfalls I've seen in the Southeast! Definitely worth a visit if you're in Helen! (As a note, we tried to a smaller waterfall earlier in the morning, but after a 30 minute drive, we discovered that the drive the falls wasn't passable due to rain the night before. Anna Ruby Falls is more commercial than many of the falls in the area, but I appreciated that it has the infrastructure that allows easy access to it!) read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
Anna Ruby, what a lovely girl! How did we never meet on all my trips to Helen? I usually climb the stairs to Amicalola Falls which is thirty minutes away from civilization. I've also climbed Raven Cliff but that's a marathon workout. Anna Ruby is so much better! Cost/Parking - $3 to get in and there is no way to avoid it, even with a park pass. The Falls are actually inside of Unicoi State Park. Unicoi is free if you are going to the Anna Ruby Falls, so you only pay once. The $3 is per person, not per car. Kids under 16 are free. There is plenty of parking. Facilities - I was impressed that the entrance has a big visitors center with restrooms, a gift shop and vending machines. Take note Amicalola! They even have a visually impaired trail with braille signs and handrails. Hike - Looks are decieving! They call it a 'moderate' hike but thats if you are in shape. Yes, it is paved. Yes, motorized wheelchairs are allowed but do not be fooled! It starts out as an easy incline but towards the end you will start to feel it in your quads and hamstrings. Your shins will certainly take a beating on the way down. Its a half a mile long so the estimated time it takes roundtrip is 45 minutes. Fortunately, there are lots of stone benches to stop and rest. Beauty - There is plenty of shade from lush trees with the sunlight peeking through. There are gentle sounds of water trickling from the falls. Everywhere you look you see nature's awesome beauty. You can inhale deliciously clean air (not pollen) and "namaste". This is the kind of background you imagine in yoga class. There are also plenty of signs stating the obvious. "Stay on the trail" and "Leave the snakes alone" etc. Fortunately, I didn't see any. There are also little signs to read when you stop to catch your breath giving a background on said snakes, the history of various plants and Anna Ruby herself. The Falls - The view is spectacular! There are actually two majestic waterfalls. The Curtis creek falls 150 feet and the York creek falls 50 feet. There is a lovely large deck and a smaller one, both with seating. It's a perfect place to take pics or to read a book with the perfect backdrop (and a roaring waterfall in the background). Verdict - Anna's my new favorite girl and I will visit her everytime I'm in Helen, $3 in hand! read more
3 years ago
Nice visitor center with outdoor vending, and outside access restrooms (they were clean). There is an accessible deck which overlooks the river at the Ranger Station. The path up to the falls is not accessible. An experiential trail with braille signage that points to things that can be felt and heard is accessible from the parking lot (nice and large). I think there is an audio track but I'm not sure. Getting to the falls is a half mile trip. The paved trail is a little arduous if approached lightly. The path is maintained well by the park service. I saw a variety of people at the viewing platform. The path has good shade. The viewing platform can be wet, glass fogs up and you may get damp. The viewing platform is perfectly situated to provide a view of this amazing triple falls. The height is really staggering. Each of the falls is very tall, rather strong and quite wide. The sound is hypnotizing. A very nice quarter to half day in a beautiful natural setting. read more
7 years ago
The beauty of nature is endless! Anna Ruby Falls has this magical vibe that only the sound of running water could bring. The park is nicely arranged for your viewing pleasures and picnics. The bathrooms were clean and the gift shop has some really nice souvenirs. FYI: If you are planning to take this trip up the mountain please wear your tennis shoes and bring water to hydrate for this 10-15 minute hike on nice paved walk ways. read more
3 years ago
We had the best time coming to Anna Ruby Falls. It's $3 per person to enter that's 16+. There is ample parking and it's a nice paved hike that's slightly uphill, but lots of elderly people and dogs having no trouble on the trail. They also have benches available to sit and take a break along the hike. The Falls has 2 observation areas and both are very pretty. We saw a baby bear across the creek while hiking up and it was beautiful to watch. Definitely a great view with a not bad hike at all. There are restrooms and a visitors center as well. They close the gates so make sure to get their before closing time! read more
Well maintained and nice hiking spot. I think up to the end is about half a mile, but going up feels longer. Legs are shot but the view is incredible. I'd say in the winter it's not the best spot because of lack of leaves and foliage, but in the summer it would be amazing to go here. read more
5 years ago
Loved our trip here. It was a great activity to get out of the house and not be surrounded by a ton of people. Scenic drive up the mountain was lovely. Only $3 per person entrance when we arrived at the top. It was a short .5 mile hike to the top, a bit steep, but totally manageable because of the distance. There were tons of stone benches along the way so folks could stop and take in the view. The entire path was paved so regular sneakers were fine. The waterfalls at the end were gorgeous, even on the gray winter day we visited. There is a ton of seating at the top. We probably spent 20 minutes up there just sitting before heading back down. At the parking lot there was a small shop, although we did not enter. I did use the restroom and it was fairly clean. It was a lovely afternoon and it is a great activity for the entire family. We will be back! read more
3 years ago
Very beautiful, only 0.4 miles up. Definitely worth it. Also it's dog friendly, so you can bring them with! 10/10 recommend!! read more
5 years ago
Well maintained paved trail that is less than 0.5 miles each way to the viewing platform to the falls. It was very crowded and many people were not being very good about keeping 6 ft between each other. It would be nice to hike in a more primitive trail away from all the people. The falls and creek are beautiful read more
6 years ago
Stunning waterfall in Georgia!! I've lived here all of my life and can't believe this is the first time I've seen this place. Absolutely gorgeous! They have restrooms and a cute little gift shop. The hike to falls is very shaded and cool, uphill for the most part. read more
7 years ago
This park was a lot of fun for the family and our furry friends too. After you pay your $3 / person at the gate, they give you a sticker to wear on your shirt. There is a gift shop and rest rooms in the main building along with a large deck to sit on. You can see and feed the fish in the river below from there. It's about a half mile up the mountain and it's mostly easy to walk. About half way up though it gets pretty steep for about 200 yards, we had to stop and have a seat on the amply plentiful benches. At the top there are 2 viewing platforms that you can get some pretty cool pics. Lots of pets out there today and it was fun meeting folks along the way. If you are interested in a great outing, I'd recommend this park. Total time at the park was about an hour or so. read more
6 years ago
Short hike, but steep. Very scenic walk with beautiful views. We did it with our daughter in the stroller, I have to admit, I was winded. I wish there was a spot by the waterfalls to take a quick dip to cool off. read more
4 years ago
This walk is a good incline but so worth it The waterfall is much more beautiful in person than in pictures read more
Anna Ruby Falls consists of a 0.4 mile hike uphill through the Chattahoochee National Forest to two viewing platforms which allow you to take in the views of two waterfalls. One waterfall is about 150 feet high and the other is 50 feet high. One thing I like about the hike is the entire path is nicely paved. There are bridges and various benches along the way where you can rest and take in additional views. There are several good photo opportunities. The paved trail follows the river/creek at the base of the falls, so you'll hear the rushing sound of water the entirety of your short journey. The views of the water hitting the rocks are picturesque. There are informational/educational signs along the way too, so you can read up on stuff like why water flows endlessly down some of the rocks along the path. Admission to Anna Ruby Falls is $3. You can pay in the gift shop with credit card, though I'm not sure if there's a credit card minimum (I paid for a group). While driving to Anna Ruby Falls, I passed at least one gate/guardhouse, but it was closed. Not sure if there was supposed to be an additional fee to enter the park there. The gift shop is also connected to some free public restrooms which seemed clean enough. There were plenty of parking spaces and the parking lot seemed nicely paved. Out of all the waterfalls in the world, Anna Ruby Falls is OK. It makes for a pleasant, easy, and short day hike (less than a mile). read more
6 years ago
Ana Ruby is a good spot to visit when vacationing in helen GA. We were not too prepared but would of brought snacks water and make it an all day experience. Definitely wear comfortable sneakers and be prepared to walk up a high cliff... its beautiful read more
8 years ago
Great spot, great for hiking and soaking up nature. Anna Ruby Falls, located near the Chattahoochee National Forest and Unicoi State Park, is composed of twin waterfalls cascading into what is known as Smith Creek. The falls aren't the biggest in the world, but they sure are pretty. Nearby, there is the Anna Ruby Falls Visitor Center, featuring a souvenir shop and recreation area. Hours can vary according to season, but the falls and recreation area are both usually open until 6 p.m. daily. The area is great for picnicking on a lazy Sunday. There are barbecue grills, picnic tables, etc for people to park themselves for awhile and grab a bite. It does cost a few bucks to park here and visit the falls, but it's nothing major. I didn't have a problem with paying a few bucks to see the falls. However, there are separate fees for the recreation area, Unicoi State Park and Chattahoochee National Forest, which means the fee does add up. I was a bit disappointed to find that out, but not terribly. I get it. It's pretty understandable these fees would all be separate, though individually, they're cheap. If you are not that adventurous, you can see the falls from two viewing decks nearby if you don't feel like venturing down the path to hike. For anyone who is a hiking enthusiast, there is the nearby Smith Creek Trail for more avid hikers. The trail is great, but a little more inclined toward the more avid hiker. It's a more rugged trail. I actually sprained my ankle on it the first time I hiked it. Maybe I should have been more careful? If you prefer more rugged trails, this is the ticket. Otherwise, there is Lion's Eye Trail nearby as well, which isn't as rough terrain and is also user-friendly for the blind, with flatter, less rugged paths and signs in braille. If you're interested in doing some touristy stuff after a visit to the falls and the parks, there is the nearby tourist town of Helen. It's a tiny, Bavarian-style village that is pretty popular with out-of-towners. Every building is decked out in Alpine-style decor, etc. It made for a cute little side trip at the end of the day and I picked up some souvenirs here. read more
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7 years ago
Nice hike and very easy to do for our family of 4. Very pretty area and waterfall. Has a gift shop and drink machines outside too. read more
8 years ago
There is a scenic short hike (about half a mile) up to these falls. Although the road is paved, there are a few steep parts. I recommend wearing sneakers. The path is mostly canopied by trees, so it's not too sunny. The sound of the rushing water is soothing and the falls are beautiful. If you are in the area, I suggest doing this hike. read more
4 years ago
Our trip here was absolutely gorgeous and one of the highlights of our recent trip to Georgia. The hike is fairly easy, we saw lots of families with strollers, older people and young kids during our walk. There was a ton of space for parking and we felt very safe and secure here. There are bathrooms on-site, benches along the trail and by the falls if you need to take a little break, and a very cute gift shop :) the views once you get to the end of the hike are just breathtaking! We loved it here and I highly, highly recommend this place to anyone in the area. In total, including stopping by the gift shop, I think we were finished with the hike and back in our car in about an hour/hour and a half. It was quick but so worth it! read more
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You just have to pay to get in the park.
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The pathway is paved and it's an easy hike. You should be able to take a stroller with no problems. There are benches at the falls viewing area. Have fun!
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