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Main Street Waratah, Tasmania Australia 7321 Natural Attractions

Waratah Falls

Overview

Waratah Falls is a remarkable waterfall uniquely located in the middle of the picture postcard township of Waratah.

Over 100 years ago water races and tunnels fed water to the falls, and then diverted to a nearby power station to produce hydro power.

Today the falls provide a picturesque view for picnickers and photographers from Kings Park or the grand old Bischoff Hotel.

There is pathway down to a viewing platform located at the bottom of the falls.

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Phone: (03) 6439 7100
Email: council@warwyn.tas.gov.au
Address: Main Street Waratah, Tasmania Australia 7321 View on map

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Philosopher Falls

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Waratah Courthouse Museum

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Hellyer Gorge picnic area

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Waratah Falls

Main Street Waratah, Tasmania Australia 7321

Phone: (03) 6439 7100
Email: council@warwyn.tas.gov.au

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