Arletts Falls

Jack Draper

a month ago

★★★★★

Amazing place, definitely worth a detour. Little Aire Walk was the highlight, track is a bit overgrown in places but nothing major. The map says it will take 2 / 1 hour for the two different walks but it was 2 hours for both of them, for me.

Marjy Marjory

a month ago

★★★★★

Enjoyed a peacedul walk down to the falls. Quiet. Serene. Calming. Grounding. The stillness is healing.

Aliona Lyubimova

3 months ago

★★★★★

We had such a lovely experience on this walk and it turned out to be much more enjoyable than we expected. The track itself is great, with beautiful scenery along the way and some really stunning waterfalls at the end. It’s well set up too: the paths feel safe, with rails in place where needed, which made it comfortable even with two small kids. One thing we noticed straight away was how easy the walk actually was. On the way down, there are quite a few steps, and we honestly thought we’d have to climb all of them back up but it turned out the return path from the waterfalls to the car park was much easier than the way down. That was a very pleasant surprise. We also spotted some birds along the way, which the kids loved. It added a nice little nature moment to the walk. The whole area feels cool and refreshing, making it perfect for a relaxed family walk. That said, it can get a bit dirty and slippery in places, so definitely wear good shoes. The only small downside was that you can’t get too close to the waterfalls, they’re mostly viewed from a distance. Still, they’re absolutely beautiful and worth the walk. Overall, a great, easy adventure for families.

Shama Lama

3 months ago

★★★★★

Wow, is a great way to describe the walk. I was fortunate enough to do the walk without seeing anyone else. After doing Beauchamp and Hopetoun, thought I'd seen it all but the loop is truly spectacular and you really get immersed into the forest. There are several views of the falls and they are all beautiful. If you are coming from Apollo Bay, do Beauchamp, Hopetoun and then Triplet, easiest way to see them all in order.

Nishani L. Fernando

8 months ago

★★★★★

Triplet Falls was one of the most impressive and biologically rich waterfalls I have seen in the region, with a huge volume of water flowing beautifully. The whole walk gives you a lush, rainforest feeling, and you can spot giant trees and dense greenery all along the trail. It is an absolutely gorgeous waterfall and well worth the visit. There are two waterfalls accessible from the primary car park: • Triplet Falls, around 1 hour return • Little Aire Falls, around 2 to 2.5 hours return If you are only visiting Triplet Falls, taking the right-hand path at the start (where the track splits) is noticeably faster. It took us roughly 40 minutes return. We did not realise this at first and ended up taking the longer 1 hour loop. If you are planning to visit both waterfalls or prefer to enjoy the full forest experience, stick to the main track instead. Mobile reception does not work along most of the trail, so it is helpful to take a photo of the map at the entrance. Bring water and anything else you might need, as there are no facilities along the way. On rainy days, boots are highly recommended because the track can get muddy and slippery. Overall, it is a medium-level difficulty hike with stairs and uneven terrain, but it is very manageable and incredibly rewarding. A must-see spot for anyone exploring the Otways.