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Halls Falls

Pyengana, Tasmania

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Halls Falls
Halls Falls
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  • public Land Tenure:
    Unknown
  • timer 1.3 kms 1 hour return
  • terrain image
  • directions_walk Well formed track.
    Broad, hard surfaced track suitable for wheelchair use. Width: 1200mm or more. Well maintained with minimal intrusions
  • panorama_horizontal Clearly sign posted
    Track head signage & route markers at intersections.
  • grade No experience required.
    Users need no previous experience and are expected to exercise normal care regarding their personal safety.
  • clear_all No steps.
  • map Tasmap (1:25000) - 5843 Blue Tier

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Situated near Pyengana, Tasmania, and approximately 25km's west of St. Helens, Halls Falls is small but pretty waterfall flowing along Groom River.

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Weir upstream from Halls Falls
Halls Falls
Halls Falls

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