The falls was not flowing very well when we were there in June 2006. Now, we weren't sure whether Perth was undergoing a drought or if we happened to show up before the Winter rains showed up, but the falls did have somewhat of a disappointing flow. But having been familiar with waterfalls that behave like this back at home, I'm sure Perth residents could pay better attention to the weather and climate and time their visit for when Lesmurdie Falls becomes more photogenic.

I reckon you'll want to be here deeper in the winter time when the water table has had enough of a chance to accumulate rainwater from the winter and spring rains.

To access the top of the falls, take Welshpool Rd (Road 35) east to Lesmurdie Rd. Then follow Lesmurdie Rd north to Falls Rd. Take Falls Rd until you see a large car park area. From there, you take a short downhill walk towards the top of the falls.