Cora Lynn Falls Cora Lynn Falls is a small cascading waterfall on the Cumberland Walk in the Yarra Ranges National Park near Marysville. Well, the falls wasn't particularly impressive, but it was a nice and quiet bush walk that also included a big tree nearby. On the sunny day we were there in November 2006, the shaded bush walk provided welcome relief from the sun, and the interpretive signs explaining the ecosystem and various properties of the forest taught us a few things or two about the area. The only thing breaking the serenity were the obnoxious sounds of the loud motorbikes whizzing along the carvaceous Woods Point Rd.
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There are numerous other waterfalls nearby here such as Cumberland Falls, Keppel Falls, and Phantom Falls, but we didn't have the time (nor the faith they would flow well given the drought) to see them so we didn't bother.
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