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This seasonal guide to waterfalls in Gippsland includes waterfalls in the Strzeleckis in South Gippsland, as well as other
waterfalls scattered throughout West Gippsland and East Gippsland. I have personally visited and photographed all
of the waterfalls on this website.
Above: Discover waterfalls in Gippsland like Minnehaha Falls on waterfallseasons.com
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At just under 60 metres high, these are the tallest waterfalls in Gippsland. View the falls from two ledges of
a steep ravine and watch the reliable flow of water make its way down the rock face in several tiers of different
width and character…
Enjoy a picnic in a lush fern gully before a short walk along a well-maintained track through the rainforest to the falls. On a relatively
small creek and partly obscured by tree ferns, it is best to visit here during the wetter months or after rainfall…
Most people (including me) have driven past these waterfalls, right next to the Princes Hwy, without even knowing they are there. Keep it in mind
if you want a break from driving along this isolated stretch of road. To find out how to spot the turnoff, read on…
Stand directly below this cascade in the Bunyip State Forest north of Drouin, and watch the water tumble down the rock face and beneath your
feet into a fern gully. Getting there can be confusing, with two access tracks available…
A surprisingly accessible but still relatively remote waterfall in South Gippsland, not far from Yarram, that comes with its own
campground and waterfall pool. Enjoy the view of the falls and the surrounding hills from the lawn in front…
Accessible via a short drive from the Princes Hwy at Moe or Trafalgar, water flows over a vertical drop next
to a grassy paddock picnic area that sometimes comes with its own livestock. A good waterfall option in summer/autumn if
other waterfalls have dried up …
Winding along the picturesque Tarra Valley Road, make a short pitstop at Tarra Falls, which is literally just beside the road. The
falls can only be viewed from the side, but on the plus side, the viewing area is quite close to the river, particularly after
wet weather…
What does the W stand for in W Tree Falls? Hmm, there is plenty to ponder at this wayside stop on the way to the Snowy
Mountains high country. Good access to the falls surrounded by a little patch of rainforest that is a teaser of the wilderness up ahead…
There are lots of lizards wandering around in the bush near these falls and a viewing platform that directly overlooks the falls. Make a day of it
by exploring some of the other walking trails that also start at the picnic ground …
There are plenty more waterfalls in Gippsland, it's just that I have not had a chance to visit them yet.
If you are planning a half or full day trip from Gippsland to other parts of Victoria or southern NSW, you can also visit:
- waterfalls in Melbourne,
- waterfalls in north east Victoria,
- waterfalls in western Victoria or
- waterfalls in southern NSW.
Above: Discover waterfalls in Gippsland like Minnehaha Falls on waterfallseasons.com
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Click or tap on each waterfall title or picture to find your next day trip, holiday destination, bushwalk, photo shoot or
picnic location, or alternatively, search by map.
Agnes Falls, Toora
At just under 60 metres high, these are the tallest waterfalls in Gippsland. View the falls from two ledges of
a steep ravine and watch the reliable flow of water make its way down the rock face in several tiers of different
width and character…
Cyathea Falls in the Tarra Valley
Enjoy a picnic in a lush fern gully before a short walk along a well-maintained track through the rainforest to the falls. On a relatively
small creek and partly obscured by tree ferns, it is best to visit here during the wetter months or after rainfall…
Genoa Falls, Genoa
Most people (including me) have driven past these waterfalls, right next to the Princes Hwy, without even knowing they are there. Keep it in mind
if you want a break from driving along this isolated stretch of road. To find out how to spot the turnoff, read on…
Lawson Falls, Bunyip State Park near Drouin
Stand directly below this cascade in the Bunyip State Forest north of Drouin, and watch the water tumble down the rock face and beneath your
feet into a fern gully. Getting there can be confusing, with two access tracks available…
Minnehaha Falls, Hiawatha
A surprisingly accessible but still relatively remote waterfall in South Gippsland, not far from Yarram, that comes with its own
campground and waterfall pool. Enjoy the view of the falls and the surrounding hills from the lawn in front…
Narracan Falls, Narracan
Accessible via a short drive from the Princes Hwy at Moe or Trafalgar, water flows over a vertical drop next
to a grassy paddock picnic area that sometimes comes with its own livestock. A good waterfall option in summer/autumn if
other waterfalls have dried up …
Tarra Falls in the Tarra Valley
Winding along the picturesque Tarra Valley Road, make a short pitstop at Tarra Falls, which is literally just beside the road. The
falls can only be viewed from the side, but on the plus side, the viewing area is quite close to the river, particularly after
wet weather…
W Tree Falls near Buchan
What does the W stand for in W Tree Falls? Hmm, there is plenty to ponder at this wayside stop on the way to the Snowy
Mountains high country. Good access to the falls surrounded by a little patch of rainforest that is a teaser of the wilderness up ahead…
Young's Creek Falls near Orbost
There are lots of lizards wandering around in the bush near these falls and a viewing platform that directly overlooks the falls. Make a day of it
by exploring some of the other walking trails that also start at the picnic ground …
There are plenty more waterfalls in Gippsland, it's just that I have not had a chance to visit them yet.
If you are planning a half or full day trip from Gippsland to other parts of Victoria or southern NSW, you can also visit:
- waterfalls in Melbourne,
- waterfalls in north east Victoria,
- waterfalls in western Victoria or
- waterfalls in southern NSW.
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