Cumberland Falls
Cumberland FallsCumberland Falls is an easily accessible from Marysville-Woods Point Road waterfall. Quite often overlooked due to more popular neighbour, Cora Lynn Falls.
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Walking and driving instructions
Cora Lynn Falls is roughly a 20minutes’ drive away from Marysville, or 2hrs from Melbourne. From Marysville travel east on the Marysville-Woods Point Rd/C512 which becomes C513. In 16km you will reach a well-signposted car park (on your left). The car park has no facilities (no toilets) but has all the information and signs about the tracks nearby. From the parking cross the road and follow a signposted Cumberland Loop Walk (anti-clock wise). The walk is flat and well established. In 7-10 minutes Cora Lynn Falls walk branches off the main track. It brings you to the falls top in 5 minutes. Walk down the stairs to the lower viewing platform which offers you a perfect point to take photos and enjoy the falls’ beauty. Return to the main track and follow it for 7-10 more minutes until you reach the Cumberland Falls lookout. Unfortunately, there is no track to the falls’ base, so enjoy the beauty from a distance. If you’re allowed to fly drone near this waterfall, then you will be able to take best photos. From here, you can either go back (40-50 min total walking time) or continue on to the main loop track to visit 85-metre Big Tree. The loop walk brings you back to the car park in roughly 2hrs. Cumberland Falls is a permanent waterfall. |
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Waterfalls nearby
Cora Lynn FallsRating:       ⭐⭐⭐ | Keppel FallsRating:       ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | |
Phantom FallsRating:       ⭐⭐ | Steavenson FallsRating:       ⭐⭐⭐⭐ |
 
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