Spectacular Waterfalls
This selection presents five Australian waterfalls spanning the Pilbara, Queensland and Tasmania. Highlights include multi-tiered drops into rock-fringed plunge pools, stepped cascades along sandstone streams, and forested falls that feed gullies and rivers. Several sites sit within national parks and are reached by short marked walking tracks; seasonal flow varies from trickles in dry months to powerful torrents after rain.
Fortescue Falls
Multi-tiered fall in Karijini National Park, plunging into a rock-fringed pool within red Pilbara gorges.
Araluen Cascades
Series of stepped cascades on a sandstone stream forming a sequence of shallow pools.
Mariott Fall
Single-drop waterfall on a forested slope in southern Tasmania.
Wheel of Fire
Stepped cascade with narrow chutes and small plunge pools along a creek.
Reynolds Falls
Multi-step falls flowing through temperate forest into a narrow gully in Tasmania.
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