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Punchbowl Falls
Punchbowl Falls is a lovely seasonal waterfall hidden away in Punchbowl Reserve in Launceston.
The water flows along the Kings Meadows Rivulet and plummets approximately 5 metres between a natural Rock fissure forming Punchbowl Falls.
How to find Punchbowl Falls
From the car park at Punchbowl Reserve, instead of walking into the reserve, walk back towards the overflow car park, and you will see a red sign pointing to a Natural Rock Fissure.
Follow the easy undulating path through the bush for approximately 100 metres, and you will reach a lovely bridge over the river and see Punchbowl Falls.
Punchbowl Reserve
Is a wonderful barbecue and picnic destination in Launceston's southern suburbs.
It is a lovely grassy park in a bushland setting with children’s play space, bushland walking trails and a duck pond. In spring, the Rhododendron displays are a feature of this gorgeous reserve.
Directions to Punchbowl Reserve
From the city centre of Launceston, head north-east on Brisbane Street towards Weymouth Street. At the roundabout, take the second exit onto Elphin Road, and travel along Elphin Road for 1.9 kilometres.
Continue straight onto Penquite Road for 800 metres, then turn right onto Amy Road. After 350 metres, turn left onto Punchbowl Road and follow this road until you reach the carpark.
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