Come for a walk to the falls with me

[Mad Aussie]

Thought we'd take a quick stroll down to the Ellenborough falls together yeh?

We are going to head down there ...


Ellenborough Falls by AstroVisual, on Flickr


Ellenborough Falls by AstroVisual, on Flickr


Only a few metres in and looking back up the track ...


Ellenborough Falls Walk by AstroVisual, on Flickr


And looking around ...


Ellenborough Forest by AstroVisual, on Flickr


Ellenborough Forest by AstroVisual, on Flickr


Ellenborough Forest by AstroVisual, on Flickr


Ellenborough Forest by AstroVisual, on Flickr


more in a sec ...

[Mad Aussie]

Deeper on the trail now and getting down towards the falls ...


Ellenborough Falls Walk by AstroVisual, on Flickr


Ellenborough Falls Walk by AstroVisual, on Flickr


Ellenborough Falls Walk by AstroVisual, on Flickr


Ellenborough Falls Walk by AstroVisual, on Flickr


Ellenborough Falls Walk by AstroVisual, on Flickr


Ellenborough Falls Walk by AstroVisual, on Flickr


Ellenborough Falls Walk by AstroVisual, on Flickr


Ellenborough Falls Walk by AstroVisual, on Flickr


more in a sec ...

[Mad Aussie]

Finally down to the bottom ...


Ellenborough Falls by AstroVisual, on Flickr


Ellenborough Falls by AstroVisual, on Flickr


Ellenborough Falls by AstroVisual, on Flickr


Ellenborough Falls by AstroVisual, on Flickr


Ellenborough Falls on the headwaters of the Ellenborough River, is located in the Mid North Coast region of New South Wales, Australia in the Greater Taree area and is near Elands and Comboyne, on the Bulga Plateau.

At 200 metres, it is one of the longest single drop waterfalls in the Southern Hemisphere.

A timbered walkway (641 steps) to the bottom of the falls with rest spots on the way provides a comfortable 30 minute walk. There is also a 10 minute walk to The Knoll where there are magnificent views looking directly across to the falls

That's it folks!

[Iguanasan]

Woah! Thank you very much for taking us on that walk. Just wonderful.

[Runmonty]

Very nice set MA. It is hard to choose favourites from so many varied images, but shot 3 in post 1 really grabbed me\. Looks like a nice spot.

PS vignetting works well.

[Mad Aussie]

Thanks Runmonty and Iggy ... glad you guys enjoyed the little trek

[casil403]

Beautiful flora and fauna...thanks for sharing MA.

[Mad Aussie]

Thanks Casil

[Matt K.]

Superb! 641 steps, huh? Musta been a breeze cause it looks me like you stopped quite often to take a wonderful image. This is really great and pristine nature at its best.

[Mad Aussie]

Superb! 641 steps, huh? Musta been a breeze cause it looks me like you stopped quite often to take a wonderful image. This is really great and pristine nature at its best.

Thanks Matt.
The reality was it was a long trek due to my wife's Rheumatoid Arthritis so I had lots of time to take photos.