Indigo Falls

For some reason lesser known waterfall in the area but it has its advantage - likely you'll have a place for yourself. Easy driving access, last couple of 100 meters gravel road but 2wd accessible with few potholes but nothing will surprise a VIC driver ;-) Just take it slow and you'll be just fine. Short walk allow you access to this waterfall with a lot of photo opportunities. Keep in mind there is no sighs so rely on Google maps and actually it did a great job getting me there and back.

Awsome little spot. Nice short walk for some lovely photos

Amazing location, short walk from car park"

Wow such a cool hidden gem. Approx 20m walk from road & they come in site. Track runs up along side of falls to get a great view. Well worth a visit. Apparently also known as Baranduda Fall's.

Indigo Falls, also known as Baranduda Falls is a hidden gem located in the Baranduda Range near Wodonga, Victoria. The falls are a natural wonder, with water rushing down a series of rocky tiers into a serene pool below. The walk to the falls is relatively easy and well-marked, taking you through the lush bushland where you can enjoy the native flora and fauna.The falls are a perfect place to unwind and connect with nature. The sound of the water is soothing, and the air is fresh, making it an ideal spot for a picnic or a peaceful hike. The falls are surrounded by towering trees and vibrant wildflowers, adding to the overall beauty of the area.One of the best things about Baranduda Falls is the lack of crowds. This allows you to enjoy the falls at your own pace, without feeling rushed or overwhelmed. It's an ideal spot for those who want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and immerse themselves in nature.Overall, Baranduda Falls is a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to the Wodonga area. It's a beautiful and peaceful place that offers a chance to connect with nature and recharge your batteries. So, if you're looking for a tranquil escape, make sure to add Baranduda Falls to your itinerary.

This waterfall is worth a visit but it's not that easy to get too. Firstly, even though it's only a few hundred metres off Ewarts Road the waterfall isn't signposted so I included a couple of photos of the parking area so you know you're in the right place. Also, the few hundred metres of Ewarts Road you traverse is quite uneven so cars with standard road clearance might bottom out in places. The path that takes you to the waterfall begins well but soon becomes narrow, uneven and unstable. Grabbing on to surrounding foliage for stability is a must at times; but with a little thought and planning the bottom of the falls can be reached quite quickly. Probably not wise to take little tackers with ya though. Plenty of places to take photos but pinchy in places. The falls are worth the effort, especially after some rainfall. They sound good too.

Sweet little waterfall that you can get right up close to. Great to view after rain. Its about 20m off the road and not visible from it. It's a little slippery under foot, take care.

This is one of my favourite waterfalls. It's such a hidden gem and because it's not well known, it makes the experience more personal as you'll likely have it to yourself. Please note, you'll need to climb to the top for the best view.

Hidden little treasure. Easy walk up for great views. The more adventurous can walk further for more falls.

A short path (20m) leads to the lower most area of the falls. The dense bush and zig zag steepness of the falls limits views up the falls. The prettiest part of the falls are inaccessible without scaling tricky terrain. Caution advised. Personally, I had the falls to myself, and enjoyed my time there's using the water to cool off on a hot day.