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Phantom Falls is a pleasant 15m waterfall in the Angahook-Lorne State Park just a few minutes behind the coastal town of Lorne. There are a few ways you can approach the waterfall, but the way we took was from the Allenvale Road (on the way to the Sheoak Picnic Area), where there was a wide clearing with a lot of gated off roads near a bridge as well as a sign pointing the way to the falls. From here, it's about the hiking requires about 60 to 90 minutes return with a brief section on private land that the owners graciously let people use (please respect their property as signposts clearly mark the way through to the actual track).Once you get past the private property, you go up a very steep gravel road and eventually down a brief descent towards an upper viewing deck of the falls. Additional steps and rails assist you on the way down to the waterfall's base.
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