Waterfalls

Otway national park waterfalls are beautiful and abundant. To help you find the most popular walks and waterfalls in the region, we've listed our favourite ones here.

Hopetoun Falls

Soak up the spray as the Hopetoun Falls plummet 30 metres into the Aire River in the Great Otway National Park. Take in the view from the upper platform, or descend some 200 stairs leading through glades of tree ferns to the base of the falls. The platform here has a bench perfect for taking in the views and resting the knees.

To get to the platforms, follow the path from the car park. The upper platform is an easy 20-metre walk from the car park. The lower platform is a one-kilometre return trip – allow half an hour.

Beauchamp falls

This is only one of many waterfalls in our area - Beauchamp is our favourite.

The 3km (return) walk to this 20-metre high waterfall is considered strenuous and takes around an hour so. It is suitable for those with a reasonable physical ability & fitness level. There is access to the falls and brave ones can go for a swim in the refreshing swimming hole.

Time: about 1 hour
Length: 3 km
Difficulty: medium

Sabine Falls

Sabine Falls Walk is a 3.9 kilometer lightly trafficked out and back trail located near Mount Sabine, Victoria, Australia that features a waterfall and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, running, and bird watching and is accessible year-round.

Time: about 1 hour

Length: 3.9 km

Difficulty: medium

Triplet Falls

The 2km (return) moderate level walk to Triplet Falls takes approximately one hour (note: the walk is not suited to those with limited mobility).

These waterfalls near Apollo Bay are one of the most iconic sites in the Great Otway National Park. On the walk to these magnificent falls you will spot majestic Mountain Ash trees (estimated to be around 200 years old), Myrtle Beech trees and you will also walk past the site of Knott’s #1 Mill.