Rock Falls
Coffee County, Georgia
Your visit at a glance
- Waterfall height
- Not recorded
- Location
- Coffee County, Georgia
- Access status
- Partial guide: official route; open to the public June to August only; name match not confirmed
- The walk
- About 1 mile each way
- Ground & access
- Natural trail with rocky areas that can be dangerous. Not stroller-friendly. No restrooms.
Broxton Rocks is a Nature Conservancy preserve. From GA 107 east of the Ocmulgee River, turn onto paved Old River Road, then onto the dirt Rock Road and drive to the gate. Park near the kiosk without blocking the gate and follow the trail about one mile to the falls. TNC says the preserve is open by appointment only, but this trail is open to the public June to August, and on Easter Sunday and set tour dates.
Plan your visit
Broxton Rocks Preserve gate on Rock Road, one-mile trail from the kiosk to the waterfall
The Nature Conservancy says the trail at the kiosk leads on a one-mile walk to the falls. Not measured here.
Natural trail with rocky areas that can be dangerous. Not stroller-friendly. No restrooms.
Where to start
Park at the gate near the kiosk on Rock Road. Do not block the gate.
Timing & water
Trail to the falls open to the public June to August. Other times by appointment or on set tour days.
Before you go
Outside June to August, visits are by appointment: call 404-873-6946 or email [email protected]. No fee mentioned.
Visitor informationVisit sources
More waterfalls nearby
Within 40 straight-line miles. Road and trail distances will differ.
No other mapped waterfalls within 40 miles.