Since it sits on the Steavenson River, it has pretty reliable flow. We even saw floodlights present to light up the waterfall at night (though we were here only during the day). I believe the power from these lights come from the hydroelectricity of the flow of the river itself.

Even though the falls is tall, you can't really see its entire height in one go (as you can see above the photo above, which doesn't do it justice). There are a pair of viewing decks on either side of the river at the waterfall's base, but those views are only limited to the very bottom tier. You can definitely see more of its upper sections as you approach the base from the car park, however. Finally, on the viewing deck at the base of the falls to the left of the river, there is a plaque commemorating several young ones who died here as a result of a fallen tree.

Marysville is about 100km northeast of Melbourne, where Maroondah Hwy (B360) is the main road to take directly to here (this was the way we went when we headed to Melbourne from Steavenson Falls).