Eurydice Falls

Styx ValleyGPS Coords: -42.7884, 146.7707
Land Tenure: Permanent Timber Production Zone Land

Updated on 01 Aug 2026

Eurydice Creek Falls
© 2015 - 2026 Photography: Caedence Kuepper
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Grade 5 Hike
Suitable for very experienced hikers only.

1km's1-1.5 Hours returnRough unformed track No directional signage

No Modification of the natural environment.

Dogs on leash allowed
Unknown if drones are permissable
Not suitable for caravans
Not suitable for campervans or RV's
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About Eurydice Falls

Hidden in a rarely-visited section of the Styx Valley is an unnamed, unmarked waterfall on Eurydice Creek that makes a spectacular 40 metre plunge in a fairly nondescript location surrounded by clear felled rainforest. With no trail or hint of this waterfall existing from the road, it is definitely one only for experienced hikers.

The walk itself is just a bushbash of about 500 metres up Eurydice Creek itself, so while it is impossible to get lost on the walk the greater navigation issue is finding the right creek to actually stop at on the road, and it is highly recommended that a GPS be used. Eurydice Creek is a 19km drive from the Karanja end of Styx Road (or 29km from the Maydena end), and there is a small pullout providing room to park beside the road. The creek is located about 800 metres after a bridge across the Styx River, which provides a useful landmark as you approach the falls. 

The best route to the falls follows along the northern (eastern) bank of the creek, and as of June 2026 was marked with some ribbons, though these shouldn't be relied on. About 150 metres from the base of the falls the creek makes a sharp turn and steepens on the eastern side, so at this point it's best to cross over and climb up the western bank. Stay above the creek for the last stretch, and you'll eventually arrive at the best viewpoint of the falls, directly across from the spectacular 40 metre drop. While there may be some markers, the walk is still off track with the typical obstructions of numerous fallen trees and unstable ground, and should only be attempted by experienced hikers.

Eurydice Falls is among the most impressive of Tasmania's unnamed waterfalls, and for those who are appropriately prepared it is a great one to tick off. The creek is seasonal, however, so visit during the winter and spring months or after rain to see it at its best. 

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