Barren Rock Falls

DysartGPS Coords: -42.5827, 147.2562
Land Tenure: Conservation Area

Tasmap Reference: 5228 Bains

Grade of Hike unknown
Should only be attempted by experienced explorers.

8km's5 hours returnWell formed track Clearly sign posted

Broad, hard surfaced track suitable for wheelchair use. Width: 1200mm or more. Well maintained with minimal intrusions

Dogs are not allowed
Drones are not allowed
Unknown if accessible with a caravan
Unknown if accessible with a campervan or RV
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About Barren Rock Falls

The track to Barren Rock Falls crosses private property (through Woodfield) and isn't visited regularly.

The climb to Barren Rock is a bit tough as you climb over scree but the descent down is quite easy. A small creek leads into the rivulet and to avoid the thick scrub, you may need to step into it. The rocks may be slippery.

Barren Rock and Barron Rock Falls are in the Devils Den Conservation Area.

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