Jacks Falls

Not sure why so many people are complaining about the road. It's a typical gravel country road through hilly terrain that was easily traversed by my motorhome, so any non heavy vehicle should have no problem.
No official walking track to the creek, but any able bodied person shouldn't have an issue walking down for a squizz.

The best place you've never heard of, decent dirt road up to get there just take it easy track down is a bit steep but manageable with good shoes. The reward at the end spectacular I could spend hours/days here. If you like my review look for me on instagram @rambling.life

It was a great surprise to come upon these beautiful falls. The drive thru this area was amazing and these falls were an added bonus. Easily accessed via a walking track.

Great spot, secluded and a quiet spot

Beautiful spot.worlth a look

Great little waterfall to visit

Lovely little waterfall, cascading over rocks. Small sandy patches which would be fun for a cool off with kids. There is a car track you can walk down right near the corner. Gravel road was good but narrow. Just take it easy. Some of the road were being upgraded when we went through.

Pleasant little waterfall. It is not entirely easy to find the track down to the water, but that was half the adventure. We had read conflicting reviews,so was open minded as to what we would find. Don't go expecting some cruisy flat walk on a made path. There is one slightly defined path. (Probably used by animals more than humans.) We decided to pick our way carefully through the scrub and climb over granite boulders.

I visited in summer and there was almost no water, so it is hard to rate as a waterfall. It would be beautiful during a downpour. Firstly, be REALLY careful driving up as the bends are blind and a crash could be catastrophic (the falls are high up a steep road).

The falls are in three parts. The first part is close to the parking area. 400m below are the slabby Caveat Cascades and below those is the Granite Canyon, a spectacular narrow valley featuring house-size boulders and mini-beaches. It's a wild, fantastic place.

I saw wombats, wallabies, deer and...tiger snakes. In summer at least, this is Snake Paradise. Be VERY careful, as you will likely be jumping down the riverbed and could surprise them (meaning doom). Go slow and bang around. They hunt along the little pools.

I attached the leaflet from Alexandra Tourist Information, which is where I found out everything. It's copyright free.

Easy access up a dirt road in a 2wd car. Be mindful that there is not a lot of room on the road and it is two way on blind bends. There is ample parking on a bend above the falls and the terrain is not overly difficult descending to the rocks below the falls then it's a small rock hop to the main falls.

A great mini waterfall. Best after rain. Huge granite boulders litter this valley making it spectacular.

Good little falls. Turned up late so didn't explore much

You'd need to be a mountain goat to get closer but even from the road it's beautiful. Small but worth a look and a very scenic drive with amazing views and incredible rock formations!

No signage, so blink and you will miss them.

The road is insanely terrifying, steep and winding with cliff drops and a narrow gravel road. The carpark isn't marked, its literally a wider shoulder so we missed it.
After finally finding it on the way back which was more of an assumption to pull over just incase... after all our efforts we needed to be rewarded right?
So its a steep track to the cascades which with water would be stunning.
To get down to the bottom of the falls you really need a rope ladder but we slid down on our bottoms and it was worth it.
It's a hidden gem, little sand beaches with stunning water falls. Very small as it was dry but still impressive.
If we'd found it easily it would have gotten 4 stars, if we'd been able to access it without pretending to be mountain goats it would get more again

If you're expecting a waterfall before prepared to be disappointed. In saying that it makes to a nice 5min stop off