Tjaetaba Falls
Tjaetaba Falls is an interesting waterfall that doesn't quite get the same notoriety as the other falls in Litchfield National Park even though it's easily accessible from the Litchfield Park Road at the Greenant Creek Trailhead. From the car park, it's about a 45-minute (each way) gentle uphill walk to the overlook of the falls. However, if you keep going to the end of the trail, you'll be at a pool at the top of the falls where there is a smaller cascade as well as serenity in a spot that's great for swimming. Unlike the other more prominent waterfalls in the park, this one is seasonal so you'll have to time your visit to see it either during the Wet Season or not long after the end of the Wet. The Greenant Creek turnoff is about 59km west of Batchelor on the Litchfield Park Road. Tell us about your experience with this waterfall. [Back to top] [Go to previous waterfall: Wangi Falls] [Go to next waterfall: Robin Falls] [Go to the Northern Territory Waterfalls Page] [Go to the Australia Page] [Return from Tjaetaba Falls to the World of Waterfalls Home Page]
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The upper pool and cascade of the falls
