Evercreech Falls

Evercreech Falls is a small waterfall in the Evercreech Forest Reserve. It was really an excuse for us to see the impressive White Knights, which were said to be the tallest white gum trees in the world. The falls was also minutes away (drive) from the Mathinna Falls Forest Reserve where we also visited the impressive

The walk to the falls involved doing a loop walk. Both ends of the walk branch off in separate directions from the car park, and we walked in a clockwise direction. Ultimately, this walk took us about 60 minutes. Even though the Evercreech Rivulet may be flowing well, the falls was on a tributary feeding this watercourse so its volume was small in comparison.

Prior to doing the longer loop walk, we took the other walk to the White Knights. It only required us about 5 minutes out-and-back to see the White Knights from below, but we could've extended it into a loop to see the giant trees from above as well. That loop walk would've taken about 20-30 minutes, and I don't think we did it.

Directions: To get to the Mathinna Road, follow the directions given on the Mathinna Falls page. Once on the Mathinna Rd, take it for about 20km north until you reach a fork. Turn right at this fork and follow this unsealed road to the car park and picnic area.

I believe there were other access roads to get to the Mathinna Falls Forest Reserve from Fingal or Ringarooma, but we didn't really do them so I won't say any more about those.

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Julie towered over by gum trees

Julie checking out Evercreech Falls

Julie going across a wide stream with boulders and a rope for balance

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