Estatoah Falls is a waterfall on Mud Creek in northeastern Georgia's Rabun County, descending several hundred feet in a series of striking cascades. Because it stands on private property, it is not open to the public and is usually viewed only from a distance along State Route 246. Spring Lake lies above the falls, and nearby in Sky Valley the same creek forms smaller falls often known as Little Estatoah Falls or Mud Creek Falls, dropping about 100 feet. The name Estatoah derives from the Cherokee village name Eastertoy, believed to have been near present-day Dillard, with Estatoah as an alternate spelling.