Dangar Falls Reserve is renowned for the Dangar Falls – a 30-meter waterfall that is viewable from the newly upgraded accessible viewing platform. Alternatively, you can get up close and personal at the base of the falls via a 10-minute walk along a newly renovated pathway. But this is not the only thing that the Dangar Falls Reserve has on offer. There are picnic tables, barbecues and a children’s playground that encourages nature play along with traditional play equipment suitable for all ages. The Dangar Falls Reserve is the perfect spot for take a break, take a breath and take in the beautiful aspects the Dorrigo plateau has to offer.
The Waterfall Way is one of the main arteries into New England from the east, and it’s aptly named. Weaving through a number of the high country’s world-class national parks, this road promises to defy the advice of 90s pop culture and instead go chasing waterfalls. Here’s our pick of...
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