Horseshoe Falls

This fall is less gorgeous than Russell falls. Nevertheless, it is only a bit of walk more. It was a great walk and it was very cooling. An enjoyable walk indeed to breathe in fresh air!

This beautiful waterfall is located in Mount Field National Park. There is a short walk from the visitor's to get there. The walk up to the Russell Falls is flat. But after that there are well maintained steep steps to climb. Shape of the waterfall is like a horseshoe. That may be the reason behind the name.

Cool waterfall worth checking out if you’re walking to Lady Baron Falls.

Check out more awesome travel spots and guides at ultimateaussiebucketlist.com.au (FB and Insta)Up a few stairs from Russell Falls, this is another waterfall worth visiting - especially after some rain. The surrounding landscape is beautiful.

An Amazing waterfalls! The way that leads to this waterfalls is beautiful!

The walk from Russell Falls has some steps but they are well maintained

If you're already at Russel's falls, the horseshoe Falls is only about 15 minutes away - there are some stairs involved. It's quite a pleasant as easy walk though. The waterfall itself is quite small but it's shaped like a horseshoe so it's quite interesting. This is part of the Mount Field National Park so you'll need a National park pass to enter.

Nice falls but not as magnificent as Russell falls a few hundred steps below. Easy circuit walk with lady Barron and Russell falls taking about 1.5-2 hours.

Great addition when seeing Russell falls. Easy walk. Worthwhile the extra time to see 2 waterfalls at the same time.

Horseshoe Falls is situated in the Mt. Field National Park, and is a short 10 minute walk from the impressive Russell Falls, and about a 50 minute walk from Lady Barron Falls. The walking track is well maintained, meandering through some of Tasmania's best rainforests. The track has information / education signs along the way highlighting fauna and flora which is distinctly unique to the region.From Horseshoe Falls, it is approximately a 1 hour hike to Lady Barron Falls, along the Tall Trees circuit. This walk showcases the tall trees in the area, with information regarding the ecology of the region.The waterfall itself is encased in a natural ampitheatre with eye catching rainforest, and despite not being as well known as Russell Falls, many would regard it the treasure of Mt. Field National Park