Bridal Veil Falls Bridal Veil Falls is the other of two lovely waterfalls near the Lemonthyme Lodge Wilderness Retreat not far from the Cradle Valley section of Cradle Mountain Lake St Clair National Park. The day use car park is in the Lemonthyme Lodge complex. The first part of the walk is the same as that of Champagne Falls so we won't reproduce that description here.
Like Bridal Veil Falls, it would probably take 2 hours return to do an out-and-back hike just for this falls. Since it's about 3 hours to do the whole loop taking in both falls, we opted to do that instead. [Back to top]  Some weird looking foliage The log bridge[Back to top] Fixated on the falls TRIP REPORTSFor more information about our experiences with this waterfall, check out the following travel stories.GUIDEBOOKS / OTHER RESOURCESNEARBY WATERFALLSHave You Been To This Waterfall?
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From the signed fork, we had a choice of continuing on the 4wd track or taking the steep primitive track to Champagne Falls where along the way down, there is a spur track leading through the shaded forest along Bulls Creek towards the Bridal Veil Falls. Either way, the tracks connect in front of the falls via a log bridge. 
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