Ellenborough Falls

With a height of 200 meters, Ellenborough Falls is one of the highest single-drop waterfalls in the southern hemisphere and the tallest in New South Wales. This is also one of the best waterfalls to visit in Australia and is a defining experience of the Barrington Coast's Manning Valley region. The Knoll can be reached by taking the timbered walkway for ten minutes as an alternative. This viewing area offers a top-to-bottom view of the waters of the Ellenborough River cascading into the ravine below and is located just across from the falls.

The fourth choice is the one that is most worthwhile. To reach the falls' base, you must descend 641 stairs, with rest stops along the way that you'll appreciate on the way back up. Splash some of the freezing water on your face to cool yourself. At the bottom is a rock pool that is misted by the water's spray.

It's mesmerizing to see the cascade from the other side, which puts their diminutive human size into perspective. Observe the changing plants and foliage as you slowly make your way back up those stairs, and keep an eye out for the birds and other animals that call this wonderful location home.

Location: Greater Taree Region, New South Wales, Australia