Overview
Trentham Falls is one of Victoria’s most stunning natural attractions, located in the heart of the Coliban River Scenic Reserve. Boasting a dramatic 32-metre drop, it’s the longest single-drop waterfall in the state. A visit here offers a perfect mix of natural beauty, tranquillity, and adventure, making it a highlight for nature lovers and photographers alike.
Key Details
- Location: Trentham Falls Scenic Reserve Road, Trentham, Victoria, 3458. About 2 km north of Trentham town centre, 100 km northwest of Melbourne, and approximately 20 minutes’ drive (19 km) east of Daylesford.
- Best Time to Visit: Winter and spring when the waterfall’s flow is at its peak.
- Entry Fees: Free.
- Facilities: Car park, picnic tables, fire pits (bring your own wood), and toilets.
- Accessibility: A short, well-maintained path to the viewing platform makes it suitable for visitors of all ages. However, access to the base of the falls is prohibited due to unstable cliffs.
- Restrictions: Dogs are permitted but must be kept on a lead. Visitors must remain on designated paths and viewing areas for safety.