As stated in a previous entry above!! Just look on my wordpress blog
https://wilmotriverwalks.com for full details. The falls are on Groove Creek which joins the Wilmot River in the state forest east of Sprent. You will need my driving instructions to get there as the forest road network is complex. I have pasted the track notes below. There are a couple of beaut pics of the falls on the blog taken by Laurie Davison
Walk 2. Groove Creek Circuit and Secluded Falls . OPEN
Map Tasmap 1:25,000 4242 Castra
Time 2 .5 hours
The circuit is a fairly demanding walk. But the hardest part is finding your way around the Sprent Forest road network, so detailed instructions are given for this.
Drive from Forth on the Kindred road for 10.5 km. Turn left at Swamp road, drive along it for 4.3 km until Nicolle’s Link turns off to the left. Go along this forest road for 3.7 km until a Y junction, take the left road here. Proceed for 0 .6 km, take right turn and drive along this road for 1.2 km . You should be on an open ridge with eucalypt and pine plantations with views to Mount Roland and Eardley’s Tor. Take a left turn, ignoring a road leading off to the left after 0.3 km. After 0.4 km you will arrive at an open space. Park here. Total travel distance from Forth should be around 20.7 km.
Just beyond the car park look for a steep track off to the right with a metal sign leading down through the pine plantation (there is another track at the car park which you will use to come back up) This ends at an old 4wd track where you turn right until you encounter a sign directing you down to Groove Creek . Descend steeply and turn left down the creek on a beautiful route through manferns and sassafras until you reach a viewpoint for the Upper Secluded Falls. Take care here as cliff are below – you are standing above the Lower Secluded Falls at this point. head back up the taped route to the 4wd track and turn right again until you meet a sign directing you down a very steep track to Groove creek below the falls. Head upstream to the Lower Falls which are hard to see in the bush. A rough track with loose scree heads to the Upper Falls – about 15 mins. They are far more spectacular especially after rain.
Return all the way down Groove Creek until you are almost at the Wilmot river and take a wide track back up to the 4wd perimeter track. Turn left and after ten minutes turn right through the plantation until you reach the carpark. This last track is very close to the one you went down at the start.
This sounds very complicated but there are lots of signs and when you get to know the area you can decide which parts of the circuit suit you – for instance you can avoid the very steep track down to Groove Creek which horrified one lady! Its only steep, quite safe!