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Ada-Hi Falls is a waterfall in Black Rock Mountain State Park in northeastern Georgia whose name comes from the Cherokee word A-do-hi, meaning “forest,” reflecting its wooded setting. Known as the highest-elevation waterfall in the state, it can show very different water flow depending on conditions because of its exposed location. Rhododendron surrounds the site, and a short but steep hike leads to an observation deck with a view of the falls.
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