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Spectacular Anna Ruby Falls, operated by FIND Outdoors in partnership with the U.S. Forest Service, is located in the heart of the Chattahoochee Oconee National Forest and is one of North Georgia’s premier destinations. The Recreation Area features a visitor center and gift shop offering local gifts, souvenirs, educational items, and clothing, as well as picnic areas and a paved hiking trail leading to the famous twin waterfalls. Throughout the year, the visitor center hosts public programs and seasonal activities for visitors of all ages, making Anna Ruby Falls a perfect destination for families and nature enthusiasts.
We’ve created an easy way to plan your visit, so you know everything you need before you head out and your trip goes smoother from the start. Click here to learn more!
Follow along for the latest updates on weather interruptions, hours, plus upcoming events and programs. See what’s happening at the falls and experience Anna Ruby Falls through the seasons by following us on Facebook at Anna Ruby Falls and on Instagram at @AnnaRubyFalls.
From Helen, GA, head west on GA-17 N/GA-75 N/N Main St/Unicoi Turnpike toward White Strasse. Turn right onto GA-356 E. Slight left onto Anna Ruby Falls Rd. Turn left to stay on Anna Ruby Falls Rd. Slight left.
The Jr. Ranger program at FIND Outdoors introduces visitors to the seven Leave No Trace principles in a fun and easy to understand way. Each FREE booklet provides games, things to talk about around a campfire, and different “Ranger Missions” to explore each of the Leave No Trace principles.
Ask about becoming a Jr. Ranger the next time you visit a FIND Outdoors site!
Education is integral to FIND Outdoors’ mission, we offer educational programs, field trips and tours at all of the visitor centers and campgrounds we manage. Whether you use our self-guided Junior Ranger booklet to become a Leave No Trace advocate or visit with a school field trip, we love seeing children, adults and families explore, learn about and enjoy their public lands.
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