Keppel Falls Walk
Attractions in High Country, High Country
Keppel Falls is a long set of cascades that tumbles down the mountain side in the headwaters of the Taggerty River. After a pleasant one kilometre walk from the car park, through a cool temperate and mountain ash forest, you will reach…
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About Keppel Falls Walk
Keppel Falls is a long set of cascades that tumbles down the mountain side in the headwaters of the Taggerty River. After a pleasant one kilometre walk from the car park, through a cool temperate and mountain ash forest, you will reach the wooden platform protruding over the river revealing impressive views up and down the cascades. A roadside lookout a few 100 metres east of the car park along Lady Talbot Drive offers a distant view of the Falls and gives an indication of the full length. For more waterfall adventures check out Phantom Falls, also on Lady Talbot Drive. Keep in mind Lady Talbot Drive has seasonal road closures due to bad weather and dead trees that fall over the road.
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- Category
- Attractions
- Area
- High Country
- Region
- High Country, VIC
- Address
- Marysville 3779
- Run by
- Murrindindi Shire Council
What Keppel Falls Walk offers
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- Family Friendly
- Pet Friendly - Enquire
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Escape to the breathtaking beauty of Victoria's High Country, a region where towering peaks meet verdant valleys, offering an unforgettable blend of adventure, relaxation, and gourmet delights. Just a few hours' drive northeast of Melbourne, the High Country invites you to experience Australia at its finest. Imagine…
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