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Tuross Falls is an impressive 35m waterfall nestled in the remote Wadbilliga National Park roughly about an hour's drive from Cooma. We enjoyed this waterfall despite the drought conditions afflicting the region.Getting to this waterfall requires a little bit of work, but it can be doable as a half day trip from Cooma or a relaxing full day trip from Canberra. First off, you have to find the easy-to-miss road leading to Wadbilliga National Park just north of the town of Cooma. Then, you will find a signed turnoff directing you into an unsealed road that becomes increasingly rough and rocky the further you go. The last section of this road was officially said to be suitable for 4wd, but we were able to do it in a passenger vehicle. Still, you'll have to inquire about conditions before heading off just to be safe. Once you're at the car park, you'll have to do a pretty straight forward two-hour return walk. At the end of this walk, you'll reach a wooden platform where you can get satisfying (albeit distant) views of the falls.
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