Photos by Pierre Soleil : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

Cherokee National Forest Viewed 34 times	Cherokee National Forest, Tumbling Creek Viewed 263 times	Cohutta Wilderness, Tumbling Creek Viewed 209 times	Cherokee National Forest, Tumbling Creek Viewed 184 times
Cohutta Wilderness, Jacks River Viewed 280 times	Cherokee National Forest, Tumbling Creek Viewed 175 times	Cherokee National Forest, Tumbling Creek Viewed 198 times	Cohutta Wilderness, Tumbling Creek Viewed 166 times
Cohutta Wilderness, Tumbling Creek Viewed 128 times	Cohutta Wilderness, Tumbling Creek Viewed 129 times	Cohutta Wilderness, Tumbling Creek Viewed 124 times	Cohutta Wilderness, Tumbling Creek Viewed 140 times
Cohutta Wilderness, Tumbling Creek Viewed 141 times	Cohutta Wilderness, Tumbling Creek Viewed 132 times	Cherokee National Forest, Tumbling Creek Viewed 197 times	Cherokee National Forest, Tumbling Creek Viewed 125 times
Cherokee National Forest Viewed 114 times	Cohutta Wilderness, Tumbling Creek Viewed 89 times	Cohutta Wilderness, Tumbling Creek Viewed 91 times	Cohutta Wilderness, Tumbling Creek Viewed 102 times
Tumbling Creek Viewed 87 times	Cherokee National Forest, Cohutta Wilderness Viewed 176 times	Cherokee National Forest Viewed 186 times	Taccoa River Viewed 136 times
Cohutta Wilderness, Tumbling Creek Viewed 101 times	Tumbling Creek Viewed 150 times	Taccoa River Viewed 163 times	Taccoa River Viewed 165 times
Cherokee National Forest, Tumbling Creek Viewed 130 times	Cherokee National Forest, Tumbling Creek Viewed 190 times	Cherokee National Forest, Tumbling Creek Viewed 124 times	Cherokee National Forest, Tumbling Creek Viewed 153 times

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Pierre Soleil said:

Taken early February 2009 while standing in the middle of the stream in the creek bottom with hard rock rising up steeply on one side.

Pierre Soleil said:

The perfect place to light a fire and enjoy the sound of the stream

Pierre Soleil said:

The Aska Road drive along the Taccoa River is breathtaking. The natural beauty of the riverbank and surrounding forest calls out to be explored on foot but sadly there are too few scenic pullouts on this North Georgia mountain highway.

Pierre Soleil said:

It’s an icy January day - unusually cold enough to freeze the waters of Tumbling Creek as she widens in preparation to flow north into Lake Okoee. Okoee 3 is the last stage of her long journey beginning in the south eastern fringe of the Cohutta Wilderness and National Forest.

Pierre Soleil said:

This hidden opening deep in the forest offers a safe harbour for a few remaining majestic old trees. A rare find in an area that until as late as 1930 lost 70 per cent of its trees to logging.