The Upper Falls - again
The Lower Falls
and the "friendly" wildlife
Forth Falls
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Forth Falls
by walkinTas » Sat 29 Dec, 2007 4:08 pm
The Upper Falls
The Upper Falls - again
The Lower Falls
and the "friendly" wildlife
The Upper Falls - again
The Lower Falls
and the "friendly" wildlife
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Re: Forth Falls
by GerryDuke » Thu 22 May, 2008 10:18 pm
Thnaks for the pics WalkinTas. Is the walk in very long or do you need to go by boat!!
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Re: Forth Falls
by walkinTas » Sat 24 May, 2008 11:06 am
It is not a long walk. It starts at the Cafe. You can turn into Lake Barrington Road just south of Wilmot, or you can turn into Buxtons Road, a few Km north of WIlmot. The Cafe is on Lake Barrington Road just about at the intersection of these two roads.
The walk is an easy 35-45 minutes to the lower falls and about 15-20 minutes to the upper falls. As discussed here, there should be other sets of falls further up the creek (probably private property). The last set of falls drop into the lake. You'd need a boat to see these properly.
The walk is an easy 35-45 minutes to the lower falls and about 15-20 minutes to the upper falls. As discussed here, there should be other sets of falls further up the creek (probably private property). The last set of falls drop into the lake. You'd need a boat to see these properly.
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