Fitzroy Falls
Southern Highlands, NSW
An 80-plus metre escarpment waterfall in Morton National Park, the namesake of the Southern Highlands village.
About this place
Fitzroy Falls drops more than 80 m from Yarrunga Creek over the Morton National Park escarpment, named during Governor Charles FitzRoy's 1850 visit. The Wodi Wodi people knew the falls long before European settlement. View them from the main lookout beside Fitzroy Falls Visitor Centre; West and East Rim walks add further gorge angles. This is a look-do-not-swim cliff waterfall. Vehicle entry is $4.
Access & getting there
View from the main lookout two minutes from the visitor centre. Separate from the lookout category listing but the same precinct.
Fitzroy Falls Visitor Centre, 1301 Nowra Road, Fitzroy Falls NSW 2577
Safety notes
Sheer drop. Stay behind barriers. No base access for swimming.
Gear notes
None for the main view.
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