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Evercreech Falls

Evercreech Falls


Evercreech Falls is a small waterfall in the Evercreech Forest Reserve. It's really an excuse to see the impressive White Knights, which are said to be the tallest white gum trees in the world. The falls is also minutes away from the Mathinna Falls Forest Reserve where you can also see the impressive
Mathinna Falls.

To take in both the White Knights and this waterfall, there are two separate walks leaving from the car park. One of them is a loop walk requiring around 60 minutes to the waterfall. Even though the Evercreech Rivulet may be flowing well, the falls is on a tributary feeding this watercourse so its volume will be small.

The other walk only requires about 5 minutes out-and-back to see the White Knights from below, but you can extend it into a loop so you can also see the giant trees from above as well. The loop walk takes about 20-30 minutes.

There is an unsealed road connecting both this forest reserve and the Mathinna Falls Forest Reserve. Similarly, you can return to the sealed road and then take the unsealed road from the Mathinna township towards the Mathinna Falls Forest Reserve. You can access the sealed road from Fingal to the south or Ringarooma to the north.

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The White KnightsThe White Knights



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