Waterfall

Snowy Falls

📍 VIC

★★★★★

4.7(3,402)

About Snowy Falls

Snowy Falls is located within or near Snowy River National Park in Victoria's Alpine and East Gippsland regions. The park features impressive cascading waterfalls within the Little River Gorge, recognised as Victoria's deepest gorge. The Snowy River system creates multiple waterfall sites throughout the national park area, with Raymond Creek Falls nearby offering a 20-metre plunge into deep, clear pools.

Reviews (5)

4.7

★★★★★

4.7(3,402)

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Sartaj Khan

a month ago

★★★★★

Amazing place to visit on a day off. The car park is close to the waterfall and it is a short walk as well. There are 3 places you can visit the waterfall from. The closest would be the rightmost view point. There are benches there to sit and enjoy the beauty and sound of the falls. The middle bridge view point is the best to see the whole waterfall. Toilet facilities available and car park is pretty big as well.

Ismail

2 months ago

★★★★★

Steavenson Falls is a truly beautiful natural wonder! I had a fantastic time visiting on the weekend. The sound of the water cascading down is so soothing, and the surrounding lush greenery makes for a perfect escape. A truly picturesque spot. Highly recommend! ✨

iNX

2 months ago

★★★★★

Great walk to do to the falls and it is well worth your time to climb up to the top of the falls for the view. Be sure to take out your rubbish with you as there are no bins and I picked other peoples rubbish. Be respectful and enjoy the beauty of nature.

Jacqui

7 months ago

★★★★★

My partner and I luv these falls... We have visited numerous times during the day...and now have visited the falls at night. What a truly beautiful place...reasonable well lit up...the falls are lit up well enough to take in the beautiful views. Recommend to all to make the flat pathed walk to the falls...with some wide concrete stable steps and grated bridge over the stream of the falls

Irfan Aakhai

7 months ago

★★★★☆

The walk from the car park to the first viewing platform takes only a few minutes, and the path is well‑maintained and easy for families. Once you reach the bridge, the view opens up beautifully—flowing water, rocky pools, and the sound of the falls echoing through the valley. If you’re up for a bit more adventure, the 20–25 minute trail to the top is worth the climb. It’s a marked dirt path with some rocky and steep sections, so good shoes help, especially after rain. The lookout at the top gives you a completely different perspective of the falls and the surrounding forest. What really stands out is how accessible the whole experience is. It’s peaceful, scenic, and never feels rushed. Even when water levels are lower, the flow is still impressive and the setting is gorgeous. A simple, beautiful stop—perfect for a short walk, photos, or just soaking in nature. Note- Car Park can be busy during weekend and Public holidays so need wait for 15-20 mins before you get your spot for parking