Toccoa Falls

At 186 feet high, Toccoa Falls is one of the tallest (taller than Niagara Falls) freefalling waterfalls east of the Mississippi. Located on the campus of Toccoa Falls College, an independent, nonprofit educational institution situated on a beautiful 1,100 acre wooded campus, offering a Christ-centered education.

The 2016 INSP Film "Heritage Falls" featured Toccoa Falls, the first time that a movie has been filmed at this location. The movie also used other places in the City, such as [ash-ling] Book sellers on Doyle Street and Trembly Bald Cabins. Also, the old Stephens County High School basketball court and beautiful Lake Louise was also highlighted in this movie. The movie premiered at The Historic Ritz Theatre at the Schaefer Center in Downtown Toccoa. It also showed on the INSP network in October.