Raven Cliff Falls is a well-known waterfall in White County, Georgia, in the Raven Cliffs Wilderness of the Chattahoochee National Forest near Helen. Formed by Dodd Creek, it is notable for plunging through a fissure in a massive granite outcrop, creating a distinctive double-cascade appearance. The water descends in three stages before rejoining the creek below, while the cliff itself rises about 80 feet and is split down the middle. A roughly 5-mile round trip on the Raven Cliffs Trail follows Dodd Creek upstream through scenic forest, smaller falls, pools, and whitewater to reach the base, making the area popular for hiking, family outings, and primitive camping.