Henry Falls

Rhubie Morin

a month ago

★★★★☆

Really pretty place and different to other waterfalls I’ve seen in Victoria. Was a tad busy but it was a long weekend so understandable. Best to visit after a rainfall and probably during the week.

Frank Bognar

2 months ago

★★★★☆

Absolutely stunning place. Would have given 5 stars if the falls were running. The walk down is fine but coming back up can take its toll on the not so agile. Worth the walk down.

Charlie P

3 months ago

★★☆☆☆

Not sure how this can be called Paradise Falls when there is no water falling at all? It's a gravel road for approx 12km to the end of a spot to park your car then a good 10 minute walk on uneven ground to a cliff face that was completely dry. It has been raining in the area over the past 2 days and not a drop of water was to be found at Paradise Falls. Glad there was no entry fee as I surely would have asked for a refund. Time for this place to be renamed to just a short hike to see some valley views.

gunner smith

5 months ago

★★★☆☆

No waterfall, apparently it only falls during snow melting / spring. However the rock wall is pretty cool. Maybe parks Victoria can advise you of waterfalls running or not. It's a little drive out onto a dirt track which was in good condition. But I'm told 4x4 drivers get out there and tear it up. Public toilets out there (a drop box) would recommend bringing your own toilet paper as it was low on my visit.

Keri Harriman

7 months ago

★★★★★

Tucked away in the heart of Victoria’s High Country, Paradise Falls near Cheshunt is a hidden gem that truly lives up to its name. We set off on a family adventure and were instantly captivated. The track winds through Alpine forest, weaving over rocks, tree roots, and gentle twists in the path. But it’s only when you arrive at the base that the true scale of the rock wall hits you. The falls were especially mesmerizing the water didn’t just drop, it swayed gently from side to side like it was dancing with the wind. The breeze, the curve of the ledge, and the way the water fans out mid‑fall give it a beautiful, almost living motion. The track is fairly accessible but does include rock steps and uneven ground, so a moderate level of fitness helps. The 500m walk leads to a stunning 31‑metre cascade framed by ferns and birdsong, and it would be spectacular after rain. The dirt road in is well maintained, and the picnic area at the trailhead is a peaceful spot to relax. A beautiful place and well worth the trip. Best visited in spring or after rain.