Fairmount Falls Park

I meant to add this review awhile back but this place is great. The people in the store were all very good to work with and sold me my first pair of nice boots (haven’t had any in about 4 years). Highly recommend and I will definitely be going back.

Amazing job done. So much care and detail went into giving these boots some new heels. I’ve already dropped off another pair. This guy is the real deal! Highly recommend for shoe repair.

Excellent service! Quality time spent and a wonderful family owned business to support in Cartersville. We wanted to visit here before going to the larger stores to buy work boots and we're so glad we did! Properly fitted and they had competitive prices (they beat Amazon cost). Very nice and we will be back.

Very short easy hike. Awesome horseshoe shaped waterfall with over a 100ft drop

This is a little unknown gem and the town of Louisville easy to get to not so easy to find GPS made me pass it twice there's not a very big sign pointing out the displaced but if you look hard you can find it it's an easy walk although it was muddy when we went still an easy walk for two people and a dog they only let 3 Cars a day in so you have to get a horde of the proper people to get the code although we did and need it but you need to look it up on Google I cannot remember at this time it was a nice visit only took about 15 minutes to hike it enjoy

Watch your step! And have to get a code to even park. It's easy, but not.

This is the first spot I've ever explored in Louisville! Unfortunately I did not get a photo of the falls on my phone camera because the photos I took with my DSLR aren't any good. At 3-4 pm, the lighting is not great as tree shadows resulted in poor lighting conditions. Would definitely recommend going at solar noon for the best light. The falls themselves are right near the entrance to the trail, and you have to call for a reservation in advanced to get in. After the falls, the trail is short and does not lead to any notable land of water features. I did not find the way to get to the base of the waterfall; that is something I would like to try on subsequent visits.

So. They gave me a code. It was wrong. I called on a Saturday morning and a friendly lady gave me the right code. It got me in and I locked myself in. No one else was there. The Falls and Gorge are cool. On the way out I realized I didn't write the new code down. It has 10000 possible combinations. I tried what I thought it was to no avail. I called that nice lady back but no one answered. There was an emergency contact but it only took messages. I was over 100 miles from home and had concert tickets for that evening. I sure didn't want to spend the night in a parking lot or call the cops on myself. I eventually decided to take out my handy toolkit and with a socket I removed 2 cable clamps. I moved my car to the other side of the cable and reattached the cable clamps. My advice..... write down the code and keep a toolkit in your car.