Pelverata Falls
 Pelverata Falls plunges approximately 114m off a cliff and is especially impressive if it's flowing well. I happened to see this waterfall in a more wispier state but it was still pretty nonetheless. Keep in mind that this waterfall has a small catchment so it can easily go dry. In order to see the falls, you'll have to walk between two to three hours return. The track starts off wide and pretty open as it skirts the boundaries of a private farm. Then, the trail narrows with some slight overgrowth in an area full of wallabies. The final section of track traverses loose rocks with steep dropoffs. You'll need to exercise caution to get through this section, but once you get through this, you'll reach the viewing platform looking up at the desired falls. The last section of track also provides views across the canyon of Slippery Falls. Given the difficulty of the track at this section, some people have mistaken this for Pelverata Falls. Either you'll be seeing two impressive waterfalls in one excursion. The access road to the car park is reachable from the township of Pelverata, which sits between the Sandfly township and Huonville. Tell us about your experience with this waterfall. [Back to top] [Go to previous waterfall: Snug Falls] [Go to next waterfall: Slippery Falls] [Go to the Tasmania Waterfalls Page] [Go to the Australia Page] [Return from Pelverata Falls to the World of Waterfalls Home Page]
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