Le Grand Falls

Leah White

a month ago

★☆☆☆☆

I am not sure if we accessed the falls from the wrong road as it was difficult to find straightforward directions. The drive was windy and I think took at least half an hour, unsigned, no mobile phone reception, no toilets. Dangerous to get to when it has been raining.

Ashima M

7 months ago

★★★★★

We visited the falls over the weekend and the trip was truly rewarding. The water levesl were pretty good esp for the summer time. Morwell Falls are an amazing spot for nature lovers who don’t mind a bit of effort to get there. The final stretch of the drive includes around 11 km of gravel road, which is quite rough in patches, so take it slow and take care of the on coming traffic especially after rains. The walking trail is easy to medium, making it suitable for most people with a reasonable level of fitness. The walk itself is pleasant and adds to the sense of adventure. The real highlight is the falls themselves—gorgeous, peaceful, and surprisingly varied, with 2–3 different kinds of waterfalls to admire along the way. A great spot to slow down, soak in the sounds of water and forest, and enjoy a less-crowded Gippsland gem.

Faisal Ch.

a year ago

★★★★☆

Beautiful Hidden Gem – But Not for Crowds or Picnics Morwell River Falls is a lovely little spot, perfect for a short hike and soaking in the magic of the falls. The trail is peaceful, and the falls themselves are a stunning reward at the end. However, the viewing area is quite small, so it’s not ideal for large groups or crowds. There aren’t many facilities either—no picnic tables or toilets—so it’s not the best place for a family day out. Still, it’s a great detour if you're after a quiet nature moment and some beautiful scenery.

Blue Fox

a year ago

★★★★★

This location is an ideal summer destination, offering a refreshing and tranquil atmosphere. The air is crisp and clean, making it the perfect place to unwind and escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. One of the highlights of the area is the stunning waterfall, which adds to the serene beauty of the surroundings. The waterfall's majestic flow and the calming sound of water create a peaceful ambiance that is perfect for relaxation. Whether you're looking to take in the natural beauty, enjoy a quiet moment, or simply soak in the fresh air, this spot provides a peaceful retreat. The overall vibe is laid-back and soothing, allowing you to disconnect and fully immerse yourself in nature. It’s the kind of place where time seems to slow down, offering the perfect environment for recharging. Whether you decide to take a leisurely walk or just sit back and enjoy the view, this location is a fantastic choice for anyone looking to relax in a picturesque, natural setting during the summer. The combination of the clean air, breathtaking waterfall, and peaceful surroundings makes it a truly special place to visit.

Phil Thompson

2 years ago

★★★★★

Very picturesque, a great place for a walk to see some lovely waterfalls, tall mountain ash trees and large tree ferns. Some very interesting fungi spotted growing on trees and the ground. The walking tracks were a bit muddy when we visited as it had been raining in the previous week and the lyrebirds had been doing a fair bit of digging on the sides of the tracks. There are a few seating areas and shelters with signage (vandalised so difficult to read). Tracks and steps are steep in some places so a moderate level of fitness is required to access all areas, I wouldn't recommend visiting if you have mobility issues.