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Carrington Falls

Direct view of Carrington Falls


Carrington Falls is a lovely 50m waterfall on the Kangaroo River in Budderoo National Park. This is just one of a handful of impressive waterfalls in the Kiama District and is definitely worthwhile to visit. A short 25-minute loop walk will allow you to view this waterfall from various angles, though the one I like the best is the direct view, which is shown above. The car park is about 24km from Jamberoo Village accessible via the Jamberoo Mountain Rd and a signed unsealed access road.

We saw this waterfall in pretty good flow just after a few consecutive days of rain even though Southeast Australia was in the midst of a very severe drought. Needless to say, we were pleasantly surprised by the flow of this falls considering the circumstances.

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Angled view of the upper parts of Carrington FallsAngled view of the upper parts of the falls



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