Worth a look after a good rainy day
Very scenic and very breathtaking, with a decent space of admirable walks along the river side and a great observation platform watching the waterfall fall. It isn't as big as the nearby Nigretta falls, but it has a certain charm and a much more tourist friendly nature about it. Though the falls aren't too big, the grounds that it resides in are bountiful of natural wildlife and fauna.
Planned a 1 night stopover ended up staying 4 nights such a peaceful relaxed camproos, magpies, cockatoos & galahs..love it very picturesque. Need your own drinking water
Beautiful area easy access for young and old alike. Falls only 2 min walk, no steps.
Stunning falls with lots of water flowing and the walks around it were amazing. Lots of fun photo opportunities. Wildlife, Fungi's and mushrooms plus the falls of course :)
Close to the reserve road. The falls were working but not as much as some photos herein (lucky buggers) but enough to satisfy us. It was interesting to be able to clearly see the erosion that was working its way back over time. I could imagine thousands of years ago, the falls being in front of the viewing platform (or to the left of it). It is the same erosion style that has created Niagra Falls, but on an easier to see scale here. There is a reasonable camping area about 500m away, for vans/MHs or tents. Worth a stop as it's only a few hundred feet off the highway.
Seasonal waterfall. Amazing natural structure! Minimal water in off season.
Close to road, easy access to falls and very peaceful.
Amazing waterfalls! It's huge and not many people are here make sure you stop here and take some time to just relax
As far as I know, there aren't many local waterfalls, so when there are some after all that rain, it's great! Nigretta Falls were pretty spectacular too!
Always worth a visit with the water cascading from a large shelf, off the top of a large cavern. Is even more spectacular if there has been high rainfall just prior.