Cyathea Falls Cyathea Falls is about a 10m waterfall tumbling in a lush Gippsland rainforest. In any case, we did have a pleasant time strolling the 35-minute loop walk that takes in this waterfall as well as other rainforest features with interpretive signs to keep us busy. What was kind of interesting was that as the rain stopped falling and the sun started coming out, there was a certain bit of heat and humidity that took us by surprise. From Traralgon (which was our approach), we headed south on Traralgon Creek Rd for about 30km until we turned right onto Grand Ridge Rd. We followed this road for about 7km to the car park at Tarra Valley. From Yarram, take the Tarra Valley Rd for about 22km to the north until you reach the Tarra Valley car park. TRIP REPORTSGUIDEBOOKS / OTHER RESOURCESNEARBY WATERFALLSHave You Been To This Waterfall?
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The wide car park at Tarra Valley
Julie reading one of the interpretive signs within the lush rainforest
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