Waratah Falls

Waratah Falls is a stunning waterfall located in the heart of Waratah, a charming township in Tasmania.

This waterfall is a remarkable attraction that captivates the eyes of visitors with its unique location and picturesque beauty. Waratah Falls offers breathtaking views that attract photographers, nature lovers, and tourists alike. The falls, which are over 100 years old, were once fed water through water races and tunnels before it was diverted to a nearby power station to produce hydro power. The waterfall is about 25 meters high and provides an excellent opportunity for visitors to witness the natural beauty of Tasmania.

Waratah Falls is not only a picturesque tourist attraction that you can admire from afar but also doubles up as a perfect spot for a picnic. You can set up a picnic basket or rug at Kings Park or the historic Bischoff Hotel and enjoy a fantastic view of the falls while indulging in some local Tasmanian delicacies.

Waratah Falls is open to visitors all year round, but the best time to visit is during spring and summer. During this time, the falls are at their fullest, and the greenery around the falls is at its most colourful. If you have rented a car, the easiest way to reach Waratah Falls is via the A10 - Cradle Mountain road. This road leads directly to the town of Waratah, and you can find ample parking space to park your car. Visitors who prefer public transport can take a coach bus or a train to Burnie and then connect to Waratah through various transport services - this can be