Pencil Pine Falls, situated on Pencil Pine Creek, Cradle Mountain is a short easy walk that commences across the road from the Lodge shop. The track is a fully constructed boardwalk that guides you to a lookout to view the waterfall. The waterfall commences as a series of cascades, known as Pencil Pine Cascades before plunging 20 metres.
The Liffey Falls are situated upstream of the town of Liffey, in Meander Valley, accessible from Deloraine via the Lake Highway.
The falls commence from the Great Western Tiers at an elevation of 514 metres (1,686 ft) above sea level and descend in the range of 120–160 metres (390–520 ft).
Each of the tiered cascades is named in order from upstream to downstream; Alexandra Falls, Hopetoun Falls, The Leap or Spout Falls (also called the Albert Falls), and Victoria Falls.
Walking tracks lead to the falls from both upstream (tourist carpark), and downstream.
You can see this waterfall early on the trail. If my memory serves me right, it was really easy to get there too!
But if you can’t get there.. Enjoy this photo I captured for you 😉
Here is another perspective of the halls falls 😀 I love the big rock in the foreground and the big tree on the left. Which frames the waterfalls. I love looking at photos of waterfalls it’s so relaxing to be taken back to that moment in time 😀
It’s been a while since I posted a waterfall so thought I’ll skip ahead to Pyengana to share this waterfall with you 😀 I think it’ll be pretty boring if I kept up with the chronological order of what I have shot. So I think I’ll revert back to different subject matter 😀
So Enjoy^^ Praise the Lord I was able to go back to take the photo cos after hours of photographing this waterfall, I realised that my lens was full of water spots!! 🙁 So very blessed that I was able to get this for you ^^