Big Cedar Creek offers an easygoing river run through the valleys and wooded hills of the rustic Coosa River watershed in northwest Georgia. The creek is named for the thick cedar trees that line its banks. The limestone bottom creek accounts for the clarity and beauty of the water. Sycamore, ash, ironwood and Chinese tallow hang over the water, adding beauty to the stream’s banks. The water is mostly slow moving aside from a couple of spots with Class I+ rapids , where the river falls over easy shoals. Be aware that there is a parking fee at the put in point.