The track that brought us close to all four sections of the falls took us about 40 minutes return. There were plenty of viewing decks to make it easier to see the falls' various sections. Unfortunately, the lighting was a bit terrible during the afternoon so most of the time we were looking against the sun as we were checking out the falls. If we had to do this over again, we would've showed up in the morning.

The falls also had a pretty diminished flow so the watercourse was biased towards the banks of the trail side. Under heavier flow, I can envision the entire width of the watercourse being under water. Again, another case of bad luck and bad timing.

Finally, the fourth and main cascade was called Victoria Falls. It is the tallest of the four cascades and this one also features a satisfying width over smaller ledges on its way down creating an almost curtainous effect. It's easy to see why some people just call this particular falls the Liffey Falls as well since it surpasses the others in size and beauty.

From Deloraine, it's another 32km south along the Lake Hwy and access roads to the car park. The entire route is well signposted so getting here should be straightforward.