Vacation rentals in Tallulah Falls

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    Tallulah Falls vacation rentals start at G$29,452 GYD per night before taxes and fees

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An aerial view of the modern cabin, surrounded by vibrant fall foliage. The expansive deck features a hot tub and various seating areas, with a stunning landscape of trees and mountains in the background, demonstrating a seamless connection to nature.
Shipping container in Clarkesville
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 118 reviews

Oakey Mountain Mirror Haus

Nestled in the heart of Clarkesville, GA, Oakey Mountain Mirror Haus offers a tranquil escape where nature meets modern luxury. This cozy, thoughtfully designed tiny home is a haven for those seeking serenity. With reflective exterior walls that blend seamlessly into the lush forest surroundings, you’ll feel at one with nature while enjoying upscale amenities. Perfect for couples or solo travelers, this unique retreat invites you to unwind, recharge, and connect with the beauty of the mountains.

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Cabin in Clayton
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 256 reviews

Luxury Cabin- Hot Tub/Mtn Views/Min to Clayton

Sassy Cabin is a stunning mountain retreat just minutes from downtown Clayton—yet feels a world away. Set on a private, wooded lot with beautiful views from every window, this professionally designed retreat invites you to unwind and recharge. Soak in the hot tub beneath the stars, relax under magical outdoor lighting, and enjoy serene, minimalist interiors that let nature take center stage. Easy access w/ all paved roads. Three bedrooms, all with private bathroom. Fully loaded for kids + pets.

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A vibrant scene showcases two golden retrievers playing in a shallow stream, surrounded by lush green foliage. Behind them, a cascading waterfall flows over rocky tiers, creating a soothing sound and enhancing the natural beauty of the forested landscape.
Cabin in Oconee County
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 397 reviews

Secluded Waterfall Cabin.

Romantic, rustic cabin at the base of a 35-foot waterfall, nestled in the middle of 16 secluded acres surrounded by national forest that extends to the Chattooga River. This magical get-away caters to those with an adventurous spirit. Hike from the cabin to additional waterfalls, bike down Turkey Ridge Road to Opossum Creek Trail and the Five Falls or drive two miles to the Chattooga Belle Farm. The Waterfall Cabin is a joy to us all, and we hope you love it as much as we do. No cleaning fee.

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Home in Clayton
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 105 reviews

Mountain Views|Dogs Free Discount 3 Night Minimum

• Dogs Stay FREE! • AMAZING and Expansive views, best in Rabun County • Wi-Fi great for those working from home! • Home office • Large Fire pit area with Adirondack Chairs • 2- Outdoor dining options • Private, secluded home on 1 acre next to 16,000- acre state forest • Dog Friendly and they stay FREE! • 10min to Clayton • Coffee station with Keurig and hot water for tea • Two 75" TVs with ROKU (bring your passwords) •Stainless steel convection oven with Air Fryer • Hammock • Hardwood floors

Top guest favorite
The living area features a large antler chandelier above a cozy seating arrangement. Windows allow natural light to fill the space while providing views of the surrounding trees. The adjacent dining area includes a wooden table set for six and a rustic charm. A tranquil outdoor area showcases a firepit surrounded by several wooden chairs, perfect for enjoying the natural surroundings.
Cabin in Clayton
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 271 reviews

Lux Cabin/MTN View/Hot Tub/Fireplaces/Steamshower

Welcome to Beary Blessed! A 2,400 sf Beautiful Cabin. Stunning View, 2 decks, Hot Tub, Steam Shower, 2 Fireplaces, Firepit & Gas Grill. No close neighbors. GPS takes you to front door. 11 min to Downtown w/shopping, restaurants & coffee shops. Close to hiking, waterfalls, Tallulah Gorge, Black Rock Mtn & Unicoi State Parks, whitewater rafting, golf, ziplining, tubing, orchards, vineyards, fishing & many nearby towns to explore. I only rent to two guests at a time. Guest reviews required.

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Home in Westminster
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 301 reviews

Waterfall Views, Lake Hartwell, Highland Architect

Come and enjoy nature with 100+ acres to roam. Architect James Fox designed this cantilevered cliffside home overlooking a beautiful waterfall. Feel like you are in the trees, in an area much as it was when inhabited by Cherokee Indians. Stream feeds into Lake Hartwell. In the summer months on the weekends and holidays kayaks, jet skis and small boats visit the falls. This property is in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. Please respect our pet policy, only service animals.

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The exterior of the cabin features a welcoming entrance with a wooden door framed by large windows. A covered porch extends around the front, allowing views of the surrounding woods. Natural materials and earthy tones blend seamlessly with the tranquil landscape.
Cabin in Lakemont
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 386 reviews

Ren's Nest, a place to be in the forest. NoWiFi.

A big tiny house above Lake Rabun that captures both mountains and water. Secluded in the woods at the end of a lane, it is a modern interpretation of an old hunting cabin with boundless room for nature lovers. It is a comfortable home for healthful recreation and the replenishment of the mind and body, and a wonderful place to unplug. Perfect for singles, honeymooners, couples and young families. This is a two story home with the bathroom and bedroom located on the second floor.

Top guest favorite
The cottage exterior features a rustic charm with a tin roof and wooden accents. Potted plants adorn the front entrance, while a vintage pickup truck is parked nearby on the gravel driveway, surrounded by lush greenery.
Guesthouse in Clarkesville
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 311 reviews

Cozy guest cottage at The Black Walnut Chateau

Welcome to our charming cottage nestled on a historic property in North Georgia. If you're seeking a tranquil getaway in a picturesque setting, look no further. Our cottage is the perfect retreat for nature lovers as we are close to Tallulah Gorge, tons of hiking trails and waterfalls making it the perfect resting spot for a weekend in the mountains. It's ideal for couples, or a small family. And we are pet friendly! Close to Helen and surrounded by all North GA has to offer!

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A cozy wooden cottage is nestled among lush, green trees, elevated on stilts. The wrap-around porch is visible, featuring a railing that enhances the natural setting. The surrounding foliage provides a sense of privacy and seclusion in a wooded environment.
Cottage in Clayton
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 119 reviews

Cat Gap Cottage

Conveniently located between Lake Burton and the Tallulah River, this cozy pet friendly vacation home is the perfect place to get away from it all. With two bedrooms and one bath, it is comfortable and secluded. Nestled in the North Georgia Mountains, this cottage is easily accessible from the Atlanta area. It features a huge porch with a swing and rocking chairs, a gas fireplace for those chilly Autumn mornings, an electric kitchen, and a fenced backyard for small pets.

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A cozy cabin is nestled among lush trees, surrounded by a gravel driveway. A covered porch with wooden railings is visible, while greenery frames the entrance, providing a sense of privacy within the natural setting.
Cabin in Clayton
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 158 reviews

"Bear Necessities Cabin"

Located just a stone's throw away from the picturesque downtown of Clayton, Georgia, our cabin offers the ideal base for exploring the wonders of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Discover the vibrant local culture, quaint boutiques, and delicious eateries that Clayton has to offer. After a day of hiking to amazing waterfalls, whitewater rafting, golfing or just exploring the local shops, return to your private oasis in the mountains for a peaceful night's rest.

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The home is nestled among lush greenery, featuring a porch with a railing and a sloped roof. A decorative birdhouse stands on a pole in the foreground, amidst flowering shrubs, enhancing the natural setting.
Home in Lakemont
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 208 reviews

Mountain "Selah"....place to pause & breathe

Mountain Selah is ready for you to unplug from the hustle and bustle of life. Sit on the rocking chair porch and breathe in the fresh air and listen to the creek in the distance. This fully appointed home offers privacy, but quick access to Lake Rabun, Tallulah Gorge or great dining and shopping in Clayton. White water rafting is only 20 minutes away. Close to the action, but far enough to enjoy solitude and quiet for those who want solitude.

Top guest favorite
A traditional Appalachian-style cabin awaits among gently sloped terrain and towering trees. The wooden structure features a covered porch with inviting lighting, providing a warm glow against the backdrop of the natural landscape at dusk.
Cabin in Tiger
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 168 reviews

Private Cabin, Fire Pit, Hiking, Mins. To Clayton

Come experience the North Georgia Mountains! Summer's End is a traditional Appalachian-style cabin on three private acres bordered by two small streams. You’ll be five miles from Historic Downtown Clayton, close to hiking trails, kayaking, waterfalls, state parks, lakes, and the countless other ways to experience Rabun County. Summer's End Cabin is a special place for a family getaway, girls' weekend, or romantic escape!

Popular amenities for Tallulah Falls vacation rentals

All about Tallulah Falls

Tucked into the northeastern corner of the scenic Georgia Mountains near the borders of Tennessee and South Carolina, Tallulah Falls is named after the cascading waterfalls of the Tallulah River. A town with a long history of attracting nature-loving visitors, this small Victorian settlement is a popular jumping-off point for exploring the dramatic scenery of the Tallulah Gorge State Park right on its doorstep.

Just north of the falls, the park’s Shortline Trail is one of the most accessible and serene ways to explore the Tallulah River, with three miles of paved trail that follow the Old Tallulah Falls Railroad bed. Much of the remaining 20 miles of hiking and biking trails lead up and alongside the falls, making them more physically strenuous. Experienced thrill-seekers can get a permit to go whitewater rafting during the twice-annual water release or climb the park’s vertiginous cliff faces for a unique perspective of the maple leaves turning crimson in the fall. Those in the know head up to Tallulah Point Overlook to admire the 1,000-foot gorge from the roadside, and the 45-minute drive into neighboring South Carolina is worth the trip for a laid-back day spent kayaking on Lake Tugalo or casting a line for largemouth bass.

What are the top things to do in Tallulah Falls?

Gorge Floor Suspension Bridge

A suspension bridge hangs some 100 feet above the rocky floor of Tallulah Gorge. Only 100 crossing permits are allotted per day — river conditions permitting — so be sure to get there early if you want to see and feel the rush of the water beneath you. Be sure to look out for the towers used by tightrope walkers to cross over this powerful cascade. The Gorge Floor is closed during water releases.

Georgia State Park’s Geotour

Using GPS-enabled devices, you can participate in treasure hunting where you locate objects hidden by fellow adventurers. Georgia State Parks’ GeoTour for Tallulah Gorge sets you the challenge of hunting for treasures and secret code words to win a special coin from each region.

Kayaking through the rapids

Experienced whitewater kayakers travel to Tallulah Falls each November weekend to test their skills during the annual water release. On Saturdays, the water flow through the gorge is over ten times more powerful than on a typical day — and the rushing water doubles on Sundays. Spectators can watch the waterfall and the kayakers from a number of lookouts across the rim of the falls.