The Grampians Top 10 Waterfalls

The Grampians Top 10 Waterfalls ~ Victoria

The Grampians National Park is a popular hiking and tourist destination in Victoria, and it has some fantastic waterfalls. Some are a nice, easy hike, and others are more challenging. The waterfalls in The Grampians are best seen after good rainfall in the area.

MacKenzie Falls

MacKenzie Falls in The Grampians is one of Victoria's largest and most spectacular waterfalls, and it flows all year round. It's a 2-kilometre return walk to MacKenzie Falls. Click here for more info...

Fish Falls

Fish Falls is a beautiful waterfall on the banks of the MacKenzie River. After visiting MacKenzie Falls, this is a great walk to continue, as the walking track starts from the base of Mackenzie Falls. Click here for more info...

Silverband Falls

Silverband Falls is a beautiful seasonal waterfall. The 1.6-kilometre return walk is one of the easier walks, and the reward is watching the 20-metre waterfall cascade over the rocks. Click here for more info...

Beehive Falls

Beehive Falls is a stunning waterfall 24 kilometres from Halls Gap. A 2.8-kilometre return walk brings you to Beehive Falls, where the water flows 25 metres down the rugged cliffs. Click here for more info...

Splitters Falls

Splitters Falls is a lovely seasonal waterfall. The 1.4-kilometre return hike starts from the Wonderland Carpark. It is a beautiful 12-metre waterfall cascading over the terraced rocks into the pool below. Click here for more info...

Turret Falls

The 2.4-kilometre walk to Turret Falls starts from the Wonderland Carpark and takes about an hour. It is a beautiful twin waterfall that cascades over the terraced rocks into the rocky gorge below. Click here for more info...

Clematis Falls

Clematis Falls is a lovely seasonal waterfall, and it’s an easy walk that starts near the Recreation Reserve in Halls Gap. It flows 25 metres over the sheer rock cliff face into a shallow pool. Click here for more info...

Burrong Falls

Burrong Falls is a beautiful waterfall created when water cascades approximately 15 metres down over a series of rocky ledges into the creek below. It is also one of the lesser-known waterfalls in The Grampians. Click here for more info...

Nigretta Falls

Nigretta Falls is a lovely seasonal waterfall in the Southern Grampians near Hamilton. Nigretta Falls is formed by the Wannon River cascading 25 metres down the rocky cliff. Click here for more info...

Wannon Falls

Wannon Falls is a spectacular punchbowl waterfall in the Southern Grampians near Hamilton. It is a lovely short walk from the carpark to the viewing deck, where you can see Wannon Falls flowing. Click here for more info...