The first one we did was a walk towards an overlook looking down at the falls from a distance. From this vantage point, we could see its full extent. We noticed that kangaroo tails were blossoming around the overlook of the falls as well as throughout the walk. We learned that kangaroo tails blossom after fires, and this was a result of some intense wildfires that plagued the Grampians National Park area prior to our visit.

The other walk that we did descended along the MacKenzie River towards the MacKenzie Falls' base. Along the way down to the base of the falls, there was a spur track to Broken Falls, which I reckon was another waterfall on the MacKenzie River. However, it was closed due to fire damage so can't say anything more about it.

Anyways, the descent afforded us different close-up views of the MacKenzie Falls, and eventually when we made it to the base, we got upclose frontal views of the falls (while trying to keep our camera lens dry). It looked like beyond the base of the falls, the track continued beyond the bridge and further downstream into the canyon. We saw a family continue further, but we were content to remain at the falls going as far as the bridge over the stream with another view looking back at the falls.