International Waterfall Day

International Waterfall Day is celebrated every year on June 16th to celebrate the
magnificent scenic beauty waterfalls provide.
At Anna Ruby Falls, guests can enjoy the forest and majestic views of twin waterfalls by
walking on the 0.4mi paved trail from the Visitor Information Center. The double
waterfalls are formed as two creeks, Curtis Creek and York Creek, tumble over a
massive, towering cliff below the summit of Tray Mountain. The Curtis Creek waterfall,
on the left, is the larger of the two, tumbling over 150 feet into the boulder-filled basin
below. York Creek, on the right, spills 50 feet before joining Curtis Creek at the base of
the waterfall. The joined creeks form Smith Creek, which eventually links with the
Chattahoochee River as it flows to Atlanta.
Make it day as you hike to see these two beautiful falls, pack a picnic lunch and enjoy
the day in the cool, beautiful forest that surrounds Anna Ruby Falls.