Cyathea Falls
 Cyathea Falls is about a 10m waterfall tumbling in the lush Gippsland rainforest. A pleasant 35-minute loop walk takes in this waterfall as well as other rainforest features with interpretive signs to keep you busy. The car park is in a clearing known as Tarra Valley and getting here requires a bit of driving on very curvy and narrow roads. In fact, the roads near the car park are single lane. During our November 2006 visit, this waterfall wasn't flowing very well due to the drought. And not even the recent rains that had occurred during our trip were sufficient enough to revive the vigor of the falls.
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