Woolshed Falls
 Woolshed Falls on Reids Creek once attracted diggers in search for gold since its discovery in 1853. There is a historic walk around the falls that allows you to imagine that scene as you walk amongst the relics and traces of its mining past. The waterfall itself tumbles and cascades and is best seen from its short walk to the overlook which takes in the scene. When we were there in November 2006, the falls was still flowing but not impressively. I'm sure the drought didn't help, but this looks like one of those waterfalls that is best seen after a good volume of rain. It is conveniently located just 5km from the township of Beechworth, which in turn is about a half hours drive southwest of Woodonga/Albury right on the Victoria/New South Wales border.
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