Jam Falls

Rajashree B

2 months ago

★★★★★

It's a 1 hour - 1:30 hrs return hike with amazing views of nature and scenic beauty. Be careful with deep steps as it becomes little bit difficult while return back. You will get few parking spots near conservation hut cafe early in the morning.

Lisa Nathan

4 months ago

★★★★★

Great walk, took us about an hour down and back. Such a beautiful spot. You can do abseiling and canyoning here. It’s a shame part of the track is closed past the main waterfall. Would recommend stopping by Conservation Hut Café before or after your walk.

Mathew Gibson

5 months ago

★★★★★

Stunning spot. The walk down is quite steep but most of it is stairs and fairly even. There are multiple waterfalls along the way down, which makes the whole area really scenic and the rainforest setting is beautiful. Definitely worth the visit!

Bent Zent

6 months ago

★★★★★

An enchanting hike that descends into the valley, with each staircase down increasing the volume of rushing water in the background. Surrounded by native bush, it's great for those hot days as the vast majority of the hike is covered by foliage and it is noticeably cooler as you descend. From the carpark, it starts off gentle, but gradually the descent gets steeper. It's a beautifully designed hike though and you'll come across a smaller waterfall on the way. Wear good shoes as some sections will be wet on the floor and can be slippery. Quite popular for abseiling and to have a dip in the cool water at the foot of the waterfall. Allow 1.5 to 2 hours for a return trip from the carpark as the climb back up takes longer than the descent and you'll likely be stopping for some photos near the bottom.

Alice Moon-Star

7 months ago

★★★★★

Enchanting waterfall framed with native forest and rock. The end section to the waterfall was a little difficult with steep metal stairs attached to the cliff face. Overall the walk was very well maintained with sturdy limestone stairs in the beginning section. A lot of the track is downhill/uphill. Good carpark, signs, cafe and toilets at the starting point.