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Roaring Billy Falls is another one several waterfalls tumbling down the Haast River Valley walls before feeding the powdery blue Haast River. It has a well-signed car park and has a fairly lengthy (at least compared to Thunder Creek Falls and Fantail Falls) walk.
This waterfall doesn't particularly stand out as it blends into the bush scenery across the river, but it is a worthwhile stop if you're collecting this waterfall or you're into the ferns growing along the track.
For more information on this waterfall such as...
- maps
- directions
- detailed descriptions
refer to A Guide to New Zealand Waterfalls (Story Nature Press).
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