Beauchamp Falls

Beautiful walk to the waterfall!! The serenity is real. Amazing lush bush with very tall trees and ferns alongside your walk all the way to the Falls. The sound of the creek running is so grounding!! Worth it

Amazing and peaceful walk and the a great waterfall St the end. The ground can get a bit wet and damp. And the steps and walk is a bit steep at some places. But highly recommended.

The walk to falls took about 40 mins but the walk back was slightly harder due to the climb. But overall it was worthed, good falls and it's swimmable; bring your bathers

Beautiful walk to some very nice falls. Bonus that it’s dog friendly- only downside are the steps at the end are very hard for dogs to navigate.

Because I born in subtropical country, I've never seen the forest views like these before. Really fantastic! Totally like the sceneries in fairy tale or fantasy movies.

Great walk, great falls.
Well kept forestry and tracks.
Basic facilities including toilets, shelter and seating

Beautiful falls, the walk to the falls is abit hard as you going down hill all the way. It also has a liitle campsite but the toilet is drop and was disgusting.

20 mins walk to the waterfall from the park through the lovely forest. You can get a Magnificent view from the bottom of the waterfall. Viewing platform is good too. You will find the path to be a bit sloped. A little tiring to return journey. Also Should be careful when slippery and watch your step for mud puddles. The view is so worth every step

A great place for a weekend break, kids & dogs friendly. The walk in the rainforest is magical and you are able to meet different beautiful creatures, especially colorful birds. We went on a rainy day and had no issues. Will definitely go back and try the camping ground too.

To get to the falls, take the walking path from the picnic area, located off the Aire Valley Road from Beech Forest Road. The three-kilometre path is an hour's walk return, and requires reasonable fitness. The descent to the falls leads to a viewing platform (there is no access to the falls). The path back is steep and has steps that can be slippery when wet.

A beautiful walk through the rainforest. This walk has fewer walkways and man-made steps than other waterfalls in the area which made the walk more enjoyable to me. As a bonus you are allowed a swim once you reach the falls.

Honestly one of the most beautiful falls to go see. You can also have a swim but the water is freezing. If swimming make sure to be careful of submerged trees and debris.

This is a quick 15-20 minute hike with so much beauty! There are many verity if mushroom and plants the falls at the end are breathe taking.

Easy-moderate 2.5km return walk to Beauchamp falls. Would recommend sturdy walking shoes as some sections near the waterfall get quite muddy and the rocks are slippery. Saw some people bring towels so I’m assuming you can swim but the water is very cold. Plenty of parking at the carpark. The road to the falls has a lot of potholes and is quite rocky so take care when driving. Public toilets also available at the carpark.

Such an amazing waterfall. We went early at around 8am and there was nobody there. The water was roaring with all of the rain we have had lately. A fairly steep descent and mud capable shoes are advised if looking at getting close to the waterfall on ground level. About a 15 min walk down and 20-25 mins back up with moderate fitness. Highly recommend visiting and check out the redwoods while you’re here.

We camped here and we had no idea that this beautiful walk was located at the same spot. I thoroughly enjoyed this walk. It took about 45 minutes altogether and was a bit strenuous on the way back as it was all up hill but we took it steady and the waterfall was worth it.

Another gem in within the Great Otway National Park, this is, arguably, one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the Great Otway National Park. The 3km (return) walk takes you through a beautiful forest filled with mountain ash and large myrtle beech trees as well as giant, thick ferns.

The walk to and from the falls is moderate-easy. The walk towards the falls is downhill and the return is uphill (duh!). The return journey is a bit steep and there are a number of steps on the way, which could get a bit slippery with rain.

To get to the falls, take the walking path from the Beauchamp Falls Campground located on the Beauchamp Falls Road. Once you turn off the Beech Forest-Mount Sabine Road, there's about a 3km drive along an unsealed/gravel road, but nothing a normal sedan cannot handle.

Beautiful spot, even if a long walk to get there. And in summer it can get pretty full with tourists. But you can get to the lookout area, and if you're careful (you know, because of wet rocks and mud etc.) you can get to the bottom of the falls and go for a swim

Easy path and very close view of the fall.

Amazing trek to the waterfalls. Waterfall at the end is worth everything. Keep a raincoat handy as the rainforest can be unpredictable. If you want to feel in touch with the nature this is the place that you need.