Why does NOBODY go to Georgia's 2nd Largest Waterfall? | Cochrans Falls

[@natei3518]

Probably the best photos/videos that I have seen of Cochrans Falls. Thanks for the video.

[@OurNationalAdventure]

Great Video guys! I am glad the spiders were not too much ;) This is def a hike for good balance, it looked off trail for a majority of the trail. Beautiful drone of the falls.

[@Mtbdrumrunner]

Outstanding job! love the production, and the video delivered !!

[@MaryCurrieRN]

What a fascinating video. Love the narrator and beautiful environment seems well worth the trek - the spiders not so much.

[@joannnofal3410]

Great job Joey and Mason ! 😊

[@heidiveronica]

JOB WELL DONE JOEY and MASON!!! 😊👏🌲💯

[@zachswilling9333]

Not quite to the top, if you go to the right near the stone face you can continue further up. It connects to another trail coming up from Amicalola Falls on the other side

[@shakedownsanctuary]

Great video yall, take it from a guy who spent decades on GA Mountains, check out Raven Cliff Falls, it would make a great video and challenge for you guys. The Chinabee Trail is another just over the Alabama border that has wild history and is super remote and beautiful.

[@buildthedream77]

I was actually looking foe more trail as with a good history! You'll definitely see chinabee trail video in the near future! One of our 1st hiking videos we filmed was raven cliff! It's somewhere in our hiking Playlist

[@buildthedream77]

Do you know any of the history on chinabee trail?

[@shakedownsanctuary]

The Chinnabee Silent Trail is the perfect hike that showcases the beauty of the Talladega National Forest. The 6 mile moderate to difficult trail was constructed in 1977 by Boy Scout Troop 29 from the Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind in Talladega. Beginning at Lake Chinnabee, the trail winds beside Cheaha Creek and ends 6 miles at Caney Head atop Talladega Mountain. It is popular because of the spectacular views of flowing streams, rock outcroppings, and waterfalls.@@buildthedream77

[@buildthedream77]

@@shakedownsanctuarywill make a video on it relatively soon!

[@joeyhossri5229]

Great video!

[@ChastinDaniel]

Just took a Jeep to the base of the falls today you definitely have to have four wheel drive to get across all the down trees

[@thebitterhiker]

I tried doing it and I backed out about halfway as it started to rain and got sketch.

[@rainystormcloud7499]

I could never trust that rope 😬....but I'm just a scardy-cat who's afraid of heights 🫣 So mad props for doing the thing.

[@darlenemaples5034]

What kind of poisoness spider is it?

[@buildthedream77]

joro spider

[@Mach11976]

Bigfoot that's why lol Just messing with ya, enjoyed your video.

[@michaeltanner5058]

The state of Georgia should maintain and develop this trail more.

[@blakezhuko3906]

I love the way the trail and falls is in its current state. That’s what makes it special compared to all the others. I sincerely hope it never changes.