Victoria Valley Falls (or just Victoria Falls) was kind of an unfortunate follow up act to Nelson Falls as Julie and I were driving from Queenstown in the west towards Hobart out east…

Lady Barron Falls is a small cascading waterfall that was reached on a track away from the commotion at the popular Russell Falls in Mt Field National Park.

Montezuma Falls is a 104m year-round waterfall making it the highest such waterfall in Tasmania. It’s reached by a 3-hour return hike along an old tramway.

Hogarth Falls is a 15-20m waterfall on Botanical Creek within the People’s Park in the coastal Tasmanian town of Strahan accessed by a flat 2.5km return track.

Preston Falls is a 25m waterfall on Preston Creek with a lookout accessed by a short 120m track in a blackwood forest near the Gunns Plains and Ulverstone.

Oldaker Falls is an urban waterfall inside a city park within the coastal Northern Tasmanian city of Burnie. We accessed this falls on a short 250-300m path.

Guide Falls is a 25-35m block waterfall on the Guide River with lookouts both above and below the basalt wall easily reached on a 50-320m track near Ridgley.

Waratah Falls is the feature waterfall in the town of Waratah (formerly Mt Bischoff) with a history of industrial use reached by an overlook or a short walk.

Pencil Pine Falls and Knyvet Falls are each 10m waterfalls in Cradle Mountain National Park accessed by a short 1.2km return walk from the Cradle Mtn Lodge.

Crater Falls is a series of cascades each around 5-10m tall reached on a wildlife-rich 3.6km track from Ronny Creek to Crater Lake in Cradle Mountain NP.

Champagne Falls and Bridal Veil Falls are waterfalls 15m and 20m tall, respectively, reached by a 2.5-hour loop track at the Lemonthyme Wilderness Retreat.

St Columba Falls is a 90m year-round waterfall draining Mt Victoria and Mt Albert near St Helens in the northeast of Tasmania accessed by 1.2km return track.

Ralphs Falls is a narrow 100m waterfall dropping across from Norm’s Lookout, which overlooked the agricultural town of Ringarooma reached by a 600m track.

Lilydale Falls is a pair of 5-10m waterfalls on the Second River in a family-friendly reserve near Launceston with picnic amenities and short 1km return walk.

Liffey Falls is a series of four distinct waterfalls on the Liffey River in the Great Western Tiers and part of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area.

Lost Falls is a very temporary waterfall in Tasmania with overlooks reached by a short 10-minute track also providing access to Rock Pools at the falls’ top.

Meetus Falls is a year-round 35m waterfall on the Cygnet River viewable from a lookout in a primitive bush track taking 40 minutes return near Lake Leake.

Mathinna Falls is a 20-25m waterfall on Delvin Creek (with hidden upper tiers) accessed from a fairly remote 1.2km bush walk near the East Coast of Tasmania.

Evercreech Falls is a 5-7m waterfall accessed on a short 1.4km loop walk with a spur track leading to the White Knights (the world’s tallest white gum trees).

Pelverata Falls is a 114m waterfall on Pelverata Creek reached via 6km return walk past a farm through native bush full of wallabies and a Slippery Falls bonus.