Liffey Falls

It's a beautiful fall with multiple cascades. Easy 10-15 mins walk to the falls. We were following Google maps & got lost first. So do not follow the Google maps, instead follow the signs on the road.

Whilst the falls remained closed due to recent storm damage, the surrounding area is simply amazing.The Camp Ground is so worth a visit - flush toilet and great camping facilities. The best however is the walk nearby - the ferns, forest are truly beautiful. I’ll be back!!!

Liffey Falls is a great short walk for all ages to enjoy. Getting to it is about 5ks off the main road, carpark can get busy on weekends, suits around 20 vehicles. The track is well maintained and looked after. All ages can walk the track, with a moderate slope at the start followed by mostly flat ground until you near the falls themselves. Here you'll have about 50m of steps to get to the water fall itself. Older ones need not go down as there are three viewing platforms above along the walk. For the kids there are plenty of rocks to climb on and round.Weather you go in Winter or Summer, this is a great walk. Summer allows you to get further down around the falls themselves as less water goes over. During Winter months with the rain the falls come to life with a heavy flow. I've been at both times of the year and the track is great regardless. The rain forest here is lovely and dense, with a myriad of trees and animals. The track is 3.2ks return according to my watch and is easily covered in less than an hour. The track has a small bridge, wooden boardwalks at sections otherwise just a well worn dirt track.Weekends are usually pretty busy but not enough to stop you by any means. Through the week it's a bit quieter.Overall a great track suitable for all.

Great set of falls. Go all the way to the end, it's worth it. Despite the slightly steep walk back.The falls get better as you progress down the track. Even with the slightly reduced water flow they were still lovely to look at.The drive there is along a gravel track which fine if you take it slow. Fair amount of parking. Toilets there as well. Easy walk. Did it with two kids.

Track was nice and short suprisingly. Well kept path but the beginning is a bit dangerous as it's so narrow and on the edge. The waterfall was very pretty and the area was very calming to walk in

Well worth the walk from the lower camp ground. Spectacular waterfall with multiple vantage points making for great photos!

The drive there is just as beautiful as the Falls. Well worth a visit.Check Tasmania Parks & Wildlife Service for open/closed info in case of weather events.Short walk from the top car park.

Beautiful falls! A relatively easy walk. Plenty of rest stops up and down the track. Toilets at the carpark are clean. Parking is ok.... But on busy days would fill quickly. The track is well maintained. Signage along the track is quite adequate. Take your time....a wonderful stop in your travels.

Lovely hike and beautiful waterfalls. We stay at the lower campground and the walk was pretty easy. If you come from there, I recommend you to walk past the main waterfall towards the upper car park as you can see other falls from the same river. Stunning!

Great family walk. Went with my wife and our two toddlers. Took us around an hour and a half because we kept stopping to look at the mushrooms and look for treasure". Enchanting is the best way to describe the walk.Driving in can be difficult depending on the time of year and recent weather. We went in Winter