ビクトリアの滝・トップ11

クレマチスフォールズは、木陰の茂みの中にある小さな滝です。水は岩棚を流れ落ちて狭い溝になり、周囲のシダや密生した植生が涼しく閉ざされた空間を作り出しています。滝の流れは季節によって変化し、活発になるのは降雨後が最適です。滝の周辺の地面は湿っていて、足元がでこぼこしていることがあります。

Phantom Falls is one of the most impressive on the circuit, where the St George River drops around 15 metres over a rocky cliff. The side track leads down to the base where the waterfall plunges into a deep pool surrounded by ferns and forest. The secluded setting and clear water make it a memorable stop along the walk.

Steavenson Falls is one of Victoria’s tallest waterfalls, cascading approximately 84 metres over a series of rocky tiers. There is a viewing platform at its base, near the car park, which is a very popular spot and illuminated at night. This upper lookout platform provides an elevated vantage point just off the main falls track, where you can see the full drop framed by tall mountain ash forest, offering a quieter perspective than the lower viewing area.

Sherbrooke Falls is a small but picturesque cascade set within the lush temperate rainforest, where water tumbles over rock ledges into a shaded gully. The falls are reached via a short, well-maintained walking track through towering mountain ash and dense tree ferns, creating a cool and peaceful atmosphere. Flow varies with rainfall, but the setting and surrounding forest are the main attraction, rather than the waterfall's height.

Refreshing sound and view of the river

The MacKenzie River Walk follows the river through eucalyptus forests to the Fish Falls, where the water flows over terraced cascades.

MacKenzie Falls is one of the largest waterfalls in Victoria and the only waterfall in the Grampians National Park that has water all year round. https://www.parks.vic.gov.au/places-to-see/parks/grampians-national-park/attractions/central-grampians/things-to-do/mackenzie-falls

Fish Falls, not as crowded as McKenzie Falls. The journey is worth it