Erskine Falls Erskine Falls is an impressively tall and slender 30m waterfall located a short drive inland from the coastal town of Lorne. The upper viewpoint provided us with a top-down view of the falls. And as with most views from this perspective, there is foliage in the way that keeps this view from being anything special. However, we walked down several steps to get to the lower viewing deck. And from down here, we were able to get a frontal view of the falls (see photo above). Further downstream from Erskine Falls is a primitive track leading to Straw Falls. We didn't take the time to cross the stream and continue down there so we can't say anything more about it. Julie particularly wasn't crazy about going there because of a sign indicating that there were snakes in the area (though there were poisonous snakes resident in practically everywhere else we went in Oz so I wasn't sure why she was afraid on this particular excursion). [Back to top]  A top-down view of the falls from the upper viewing deck The walkway leading down to the base of the falls[Back to top] 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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