Trentham Falls : Autumn morning . . .
Trentham Falls is the highest single drop of any waterfall in Central Victoria. Plunging more than 32 metres down a basalt cliff, it has formed a ravine several hundred metres long. It is one of the most spectacular waterfalls in Central Victoria.
At the time of my visit, access was limited to viewing from near the car park. The light brown colour of the basalt cliff face looked beautiful in the morning light. The water was thin but the splashing was consistently musical to the ear.
Trentham Falls are part of an Aboriginal cultural landscape in the traditional Country of the Dja Dja Wurrung Peoples. It is in the Coliban River Scenic Reserve, about 20 minutes drive from Daylesford, and is about 74km from Melbourne CBD.
Trentham Falls : Autumn morning . . .
Trentham Falls is the highest single drop of any waterfall in Central Victoria. Plunging more than 32 metres down a basalt cliff, it has formed a ravine several hundred metres long. It is one of the most spectacular waterfalls in Central Victoria.
At the time of my visit, access was limited to viewing from near the car park. The light brown colour of the basalt cliff face looked beautiful in the morning light. The water was thin but the splashing was consistently musical to the ear.
Trentham Falls are part of an Aboriginal cultural landscape in the traditional Country of the Dja Dja Wurrung Peoples. It is in the Coliban River Scenic Reserve, about 20 minutes drive from Daylesford, and is about 74km from Melbourne CBD.