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Six-metre waterfall in Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair area, accessible as a side trip on the Overland Track with views of Lake Will. Access involves challenging muddy terrain.
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2 months ago
Great looking falls, only a 10 minute walk to them. Great terrain for wheelchairs (manual and electric). Well worth stopping off for, even when they're not at full flow.
4 months ago
Beautiful false with a very short walk of 15-20mints through rain forest. Would really recommend to visit this false. Keep your eyes closed and hear the water falls sound, smell the air.. itβs amazing experience.
4 months ago
Stunning waterfall with flat boardwalk and historical information along the way. We went after some rain in Autumn, so it didn't disappoint. While it's mentioned parks pass is required, noone really checked anything. Just 15 mins drive from Queenstown.
5 months ago
This is hands down the best walk Iβve done after Russell Falls. The easy, short trail takes you right alongside the water, and it feels so differentβpeaceful, refreshing, and surrounded by lush rainforest that makes the whole experience magical. The falls themselves are absolutely amazing, especially with the sound and the mist in the air. This was my second visit, and I loved it just as much (if not more) the second time around. Iβll definitely be coming back again! Just a quick tip: wear appropriate clothing because it can get a little cold, especially near the water and in the shaded forest. If youβre in Tasmaniaβs west and looking for an easy, rewarding stop, donβt miss Nelson Fallsβitβs worth every minute! πΏπ¦
8 months ago
Went for a walk on Saturday morning to see the fall after a night of heavy rain and I wasnβt disappointed. What a magnificent sight! Well done to the council for looking after this gorgeous place.
Innes Falls is in TAS, Australia. GPS: -41.74633, 145.92185.
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