The whole trail takes two miles to complete which offers an easy climb to the Appalachian, Benton MacKaye, and Duncan Ridge trails until it finally meets its focal point the a magnificent waterfall. This trail is located near the Appalachian Trail and is a mile north of the Three Forks area. Since the hike is short, there are no facilities around the area or even any nearby accommodations. Logan Creek Falls Trail is a short trek to the falls good for a day hike. The parking area becomes full during the weekends as this is a frequently visited area. Thus if you plan to make this trip, you would probably like it best during a weekday. From the parking area at Three Forks, the west portion offers a view of the Chester Creek and a bridge across it.

The east section is where the trail starts as you set off for Long Creek Falls. Expect a gradual climb up on the pathway to Long Creek. Forming Noontootla Creek which is a tributary of the Toccoa River, the Long Creek, Chester Creek, and Stovall Creek meet at the Three Forks. As you continue along the path, you will pass by a grassy area before gradually climbing to a nearby creek. You will cross a footbridge over Chester Creek. Then you will approach a trail sign marking a mile more to reach Long Creek Falls.

At this point you will notice some pointed stumps along the footpath which prevents vehicles, bikes, and horses from passing through. The trail is strictly for hikers. Then the path continues to Long Creek until it reaches the waterfall. Prior to reaching the falls, you will come across a cove which is often times dry which parallels Long Creek. The footpath then makes an ascent upstream as it parallels the loud cascading water downstream.

From this point, the path separates from the Appalachian Trail as it moves further to Duncan Ridge and then to the Benton MacKaye Trails. You will see a trail sign here where it directs you to the Long Creek Falls. Just a short distance from here you will already hear the overwhelming sound of the waterfalls as the trail leads you to the side of a wide and magnificent waterfall.

The water plunges down a rock ledge and then takes another fall to a large rock before dropping to a clear and pristine pool at the base. In total the water drops 50 feet high from the top and is fairly wide.