Fairy Falls

Land Tenure:
Public Reserve
0.6 kms 30 minutes return return
Recommended for very experienced bushwalkers with specialised skills such as navigation and emergency first aid.
Rough unformed track.

No Modification of the natural environment.

No directional signage.

Signage is generally not provided.
Experienced bushwalkers.

Users require a moderate level of specialised skills such as navigation skills. Users may require maps and navigation equipment to successfully complete the track. users need to be self-reliant, particularly in regard to emergency first aid.
No steps.
Tasmap (1:25000) - 4822 Geeveston
No Drones Permitted

Coordinates:
-43.139011343338, 146.884406825177
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Fairy Falls is a small waterfall in Southern Tasmania, nestled in idyllic forest, and with its magical setting, it's little wonder how Fairy Falls was named. Fairy Falls has a height of approximately 5 metres, and is canopied by large ferns. It's a beautiful setting in a small space.

Fairy Falls flows on O'Hallorans Creek near Geeveston. Road access is via Fairy Falls Road, an unsealed road for the most part. There are no signs in the area, no parking areas either. Access to the waterfall is from the southern side of O'Hallorans Creek on the fence line of farmland. The well trodden foot area tracks close to an electric fence, so care must be taken to not electricute yourself. You will walk through patches of button grass that is quite common in this area, and is responsible for the tannin stained water of Fairy Falls and O'Hallorans Creek. Keep following the creek line for about 400 metres until you reach Fairy Falls.

The area to view the waterfall is very small, and is not suitable for a lot of visitors at once.