Upper Gledhill Falls

Best time to visit in spring and summer, though parking is an issue as it's just by the road. A must visit.

This is a very small waterfall located close to the parkway. Parking is quite difficult with limited spaces. No signs which make it easy to miss the spot. Do take care when walking into the bush. The photo turned out quite nice.

To get down to the bottom is a bit of a challenge with some climbing involved but if you're up for that it's definitely worthwhile. You'll likely encounter a couple of the water dragons so bear that in mind if lizards aren't your thing (you don't want to get a fright whilst climbing up or down). I can imagine it can get quite slippery when wet so maybe not the best time to go then. Don't rush down or back up and take your time so you don't end up falling down as it would be a rough trip down as well as a rough landing.

Only 3 car spaces at the top, better to drive down and around to the left and walk up from the bottom if you really want to see the top of the falls. There's a good sized pool at the bottom to swim in and the water tends to be pretty refreshing!

Nice stop for a bush walk to the waterfall and some pretty plants. The track is a little messy though.

Access is difficult unless you're fit. After rain we had to climb down steep large rocks but it was worth it. Rain made the waterfall substantial, water was cold but not too bad.

Beautiful little spot. It did get busy around lunch time, but early on we had the place to ourselves. Short walk with a scramble to the water.

Very beautiful waterfalls with a nice area for swimming and a picnic. The upper Falls is easily accessible, however to get down to the swimming area requires a careful descent down through the rocks. There is limited parking, however is is before the entrance to the park meaning it is free. This does mean it can get quite busy also. Worth a look on a warm day, bring swimmers!

Its a nice place to stop off the bottom of the waterfall is not easily accessible and requires climbing and there isnt a lot of parking, it seems like a really beautiful spot to relax but unfortunately on the day I went some people were taking photos the entire time with loud music going so it was a lot harder to enjoy the area as they were even requesting people move from the area which was main attraction. I think the rubbish and the graffiti is a real shame as people have done it on the natural rocks around the falls. It just unfortunately seems to be a place where there is a lot of inconsiderate behaviour occuring, maybe because its so close to Sydney its convenience makes it an easy target for the wrong people to take advantage of it. I will definitely be back on another day so I can experience it better, its a nice place so close to Sydney as long as youre willing to do the climb and can get parking but worth stopping in as there are other great places around the area if you can't get parking or just want to stop for photos.