Lower and Upper Kalimna Falls
 The Lower and Upper Kalimna Falls are both situated in the Angahook-Lorne State Park. Seeing both falls will require roughly two to three hours of walking starting from the Sheoak Picnic Area. And the car park at the picnic area is a short distance along local roads from the back of Lorne (though it's a bit tricky as the signs along the route aren't all that obvious about it). The Lower Kalimna Falls is the first waterfall you'll reach on the walk and it falls roughly 5m. However, what it lacks in height it more than makes up for by its character. By this I mean that not only is the waterfall attractive and somewhat unusual in a forested setting, but you can walk behind the waterfall as well. The Upper Kalimna Falls is the second and last waterfall on the long walk and it is roughtly 20-25m tall. I was looking against the sun during my visit so the photograph shown below isn't optimal. But despite its height, I'd argue that the Lower Falls is the more scenic of the two.
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View of the Upper Falls
View from behind the Lower Falls
