Snug Falls

I visited the Sung Falls during my visit to Tasmania. There is a car park outside and then you need to walk 150m to enter the trail to Snug Falls. Then you need to walk around 1.5km to the waterfall and you will find this beautiful view. It is a small waterfall but the view is amazing. I visited here during the winter. The walk is not difficult but not easy too. The pathway is sometimes slippery because of the rain and also with fallen trees. But overall it's a must visit place if you travel to Tasmania

Lovely little walk to the falls. Not too strenuous, the drive does take you down some narrow unpaved roads. Dog friendly.

1.5 Km walk down the track. Beautiful place. No wheelchair access. Google maps brings you further away. Just park at the car park and walk up the road so you can find the track down. Trees fallen and bit of tricky walk.

Fantastic easy walk. It's great for a nice walk. The destination is stunning. The day I went the falls were almost a trickle, but it rained the next day and apparently it was pretty spectacular. The spot is almost like a little hidden gem of stunning tasmanian flora and fauna. If you keep your eyes on on the track, you may see some cool fungi. This walk is good for dogs on lead as well! The walk in is all downhill and it seems like it's going to be difficult on the way out, but the climb out was actually quite gradual and gentle. The walk takes less than an hour so when you get there, spend some time sitting and/or exploring the falls and the surrounding area. It really is stunning.

We were very fortunate to have been staying right above the falls. On our last day we hiked down to the falls. The track was a bit rough and in some parts very wet and muddy. I particularly like tracks like that. The reward at the bottom is well worth the hike- beautiful waterfall surrounded by so much greenery.

One of the most stunning waterfalls I've ever been to!! A hidden gem with the most natural setting.

If you're fit, the track to get there is a challenge. If you're not fit or able bodied, you won't make it. There are so many roots and rocks sticking into the path even when you least expect them. You constantly need to watch your feet and you'll still stumble. Admittedly, it's easier on the way up as these provide "steps".

Also there is no level surface to observe the waterfall once reached. You'll climb over boulders and rocks. They are slippery and wet due to moisture and people walking over them before. The slippery parts are not always visible - tricky to navigate. Need good shoes and be careful.

Great walk down to the very pretty falls. Watch the rocks around the falls, they are slippery. Steep return but not too bad.

What a beautiful waterfall. The track is uneven and quite muddy in places when we were there. If you are unsteady on your feet you won't make it. An easy 1/2 hour each way.

Very nice short activity that can be done in couple of hours, and it’s not far from Hobart! The walk takes approx an hour (return), it’s an easy walk, but keep in mind that the path it’s a bit uneven (many rocks and roots). It wasn’t muddy when I went in mid April. You can sit and enjoy the waterfall and all the native vegetation.

Beautiful short walk down to snug falls, lots of different age children there. Was pretty muddy but it had rained a few days before, wear boots 👌

Easy Walk to the falls, lovely view at the end. A few trees down on the track and a bit of drainage work needs repair but a lovely walk all the same.

What a walk all downhill to the Falls and uphill was a bit of a hike but at the bottom the falls are beautiful

Worth the walk. The track has a lot of roots the keep an eye out for. We saw a great amount of wildlife. The return takes longer because it’s all uphill. Some slippery areas. Dogs allowed on leash.

It's moderate track to experience. My kids love the fresh air here. It's muddy if we go on a rainy day.

Great walk. Not too long and not too dangerous. Canopy kept the rain out and was very rewarding on arrival.

A beautiful waterfall and amazing walking trail. You will hVe about 30 to 40 minutes walk to the waterfall from the small carpark on the road. Visit in good weather, since you do not wanna be washed by the flood in rainy conditions. Do not forget your camera or you will regret that!

Nice walk down to the Falls. The Falls weren't running the day we visited but the walk was good. We were able to take the dog on the walk.

What a magical place! The walk down was nice, we even saw an echidna 🦔 Love seeing all the coves where first nations people hung out. The waterfall was flowing and the greenery was glorious. Walk up was bit more challenging with the incline, deffs worth a visit!

Gorgeous walk with great rock formations along the way. Return trip was 3.7km and took just over an hour as we spent some time at the bottom. Track is uneven with lots of exposed tree roots, not suitable for prams. Track descends approx 143m to the falls. Parking is 150m before the track begins.

Great walk with kids.1 hour return. Can bring your dog. Muddy track!! Amazing caves along the way
Benches to sit on, and the falls wow!!