Beedelup Falls
Beedelup Falls is a pleasant 10m waterfall nestled within the Karri Forest featuring its namesake towering karri trees. The falls requires an easy and enjoyable walk that ultimately leads to a swinging bridge further downstream allowing you to get satisfying and direct views of the falls itself. The loop walk is mostly wheelchair-accessible (at least to the top of the falls). You can reach the car park for Beedelup National Park by heading west from Pemberton on Hwy 10 for about 20 minutes. The well-signed turnoff then leads for a few more minutes on a smooth unsealed track towards the large car park complex. A self-help day use fee is required. We saw the falls during a late-arriving winter storm that revived it somewhat. I'd imagine if you're here later in the winter, the falls would flow better than what's shown in the photo above.
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Top down view of the falls from the end of the wheelchair path
Profile view of the falls from the other side of the creek
