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This seasonal guide to waterfalls in North East Victoria recommends the best time of year and the
best time of day to visit each waterfall from Marysville to Mount Buffalo and beyond. I have personally
visited and photographed all of the waterfalls on this website.
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Watch the water flow in sheets across the multi-hued, granite rock face of the eastern side of Mount Buffalo. The scale of Eurobin Falls
is impressive, as it falls in two main sections over several hundred metres. The walk up is steep but manageable for most…
Walk right up to the edge of these waterfalls, which are actually composed of two drops flanked by native bushland on
either side. If you want to know whether it is best to walk from the upper or lower carparks, read on…
After a short, pleasant walk through the forest, stand on the viewing platform on the edge of the river while the water tumbles
over huge boulders beside you. Look up river as far as you can to the top of this long set of cascades in the headwaters of
the Taggerty River…
Ladies Bath Falls was a stopping point for ladies on the way up to Mount Buffalo in the late 19th and early 20th century, particulalry after the
Mount Buffalo Chalet was built. It is a secluded waterfall on a small stream, situated in the shade of Mount Buffalo…
Stop and listen to the rush of water, hidden somewhere under the foliage on the side of this steep mountain. Catch a glimpse or
two but don't expect these elusive waterfalls to reveal too much of themselves to you. They are quite aptly named…
These reliably flowing, tiered falls are in two main sections, a couple of hundred metres apart, both with golden pools at the base. However access to
one of the pools is much easier than the other in this steep terrain that will test your legs on the way here…
The view from these falls looking out over the Goulburn River valley can take your breath away. Feel the
steel platform shake beneath your feet, right beside the main rock spout. If you want a thrill, head here when it
starts raining…
These are Victoria's tallest cascading waterfalls at 84 metres from top to bottom. See the character of the falls change from day
to night, when the falls are floodlit up to 11 pm at night. Great for a romantic stroll after dinner…
Scramble over the rockface above and beside these falls or view them from the hill opposite. No hand rails,
no wooden boardwalks, it's just you and the waterfalls, up close and personal. A nice spot for the gold mining history buffs as well…
If you are planning a half or full day trip from North East Victoria to other parts of Victoria or southern NSW, you can also visit waterfalls in Melbourne, waterfalls in Western Victoria, waterfalls in Gippsland, or waterfalls in southern NSW.
Above: Discover waterfalls like Eurobin Falls in the Mount Buffalo National Park 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.
Eurobin Falls, Mount Buffalo National Park
Watch the water flow in sheets across the multi-hued, granite rock face of the eastern side of Mount Buffalo. The scale of Eurobin Falls
is impressive, as it falls in two main sections over several hundred metres. The walk up is steep but manageable for most…
Gooram Falls, Euroa
Walk right up to the edge of these waterfalls, which are actually composed of two drops flanked by native bushland on
either side. If you want to know whether it is best to walk from the upper or lower carparks, read on…
Keppel Falls, Marysville
After a short, pleasant walk through the forest, stand on the viewing platform on the edge of the river while the water tumbles
over huge boulders beside you. Look up river as far as you can to the top of this long set of cascades in the headwaters of
the Taggerty River…
Ladies Bath Falls, Mount Buffalo National Park
Ladies Bath Falls was a stopping point for ladies on the way up to Mount Buffalo in the late 19th and early 20th century, particulalry after the
Mount Buffalo Chalet was built. It is a secluded waterfall on a small stream, situated in the shade of Mount Buffalo…
Phantom Falls, Marysville
Stop and listen to the rush of water, hidden somewhere under the foliage on the side of this steep mountain. Catch a glimpse or
two but don't expect these elusive waterfalls to reveal too much of themselves to you. They are quite aptly named…
Rollasons Falls, Mount Buffalo National Park
These reliably flowing, tiered falls are in two main sections, a couple of hundred metres apart, both with golden pools at the base. However access to
one of the pools is much easier than the other in this steep terrain that will test your legs on the way here…
Snobs Creek Falls, Thornton
The view from these falls looking out over the Goulburn River valley can take your breath away. Feel the
steel platform shake beneath your feet, right beside the main rock spout. If you want a thrill, head here when it
starts raining…
Steavenson Falls, Marysville
These are Victoria's tallest cascading waterfalls at 84 metres from top to bottom. See the character of the falls change from day
to night, when the falls are floodlit up to 11 pm at night. Great for a romantic stroll after dinner…
Woolshed Falls, Beechworth
Scramble over the rockface above and beside these falls or view them from the hill opposite. No hand rails,
no wooden boardwalks, it's just you and the waterfalls, up close and personal. A nice spot for the gold mining history buffs as well…
If you are planning a half or full day trip from North East Victoria to other parts of Victoria or southern NSW, you can also visit waterfalls in Melbourne, waterfalls in Western Victoria, waterfalls in Gippsland, or waterfalls in southern NSW.
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