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A short walk from the historic hydro village of Tarraleah, this often-overlooked track winds through lush, mossy forest with that cool highland air and birdsong soundtrack that instantly slows you down.
It’s one of those walks where every step feels like part of the reward. Towering trees, native ferns, and the occasional wallaby sighting make the lead-up to the falls just as memorable as the destination.
The walk itself is relatively gentle, with a well-formed path and a few steps here and there. It’s suitable for most ages and fitness levels, though good shoes are always a smart idea (this is Tassie, after all).
When you arrive at the lookout platform? That view down to the powerful Tarraleah Falls spilling into the valley below is nothing short of spectacular.
Whether you’re road tripping through the Highlands or just looking for a peaceful nature fix, this short walk packs a lot into a small distance. Bring water and some snacks, take your time, and breathe it all in.
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