1.

Deep Creek Waterfall

Deep Creek is a permanent waterhole, with flows in winter and spring.

The waterfalls can be hiked three ways:

• Deep Creek Waterfall Hike from Tent Rock Road (Trig Campsite)
• Deep Creek Waterfall Hike from Tapanappa Lookout
• Deep Creek Circuit Hike

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2.

Mannum Waterfalls

3km, 2-3 hours return

There are numerous large pools, with some waterfalls between them. Scenic walking trail following Reedy Creek from the lower pools to the waterfalls. An adventure playground – rock-hop along the creek, exploring the many pools and waterfalls. An abundance of birdlife and wildlife can be found.

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3.

Waterfall Hike, Belair National Park

6.5km, 3 hours

There are two sets of falls: the Lower and Upper Waterfalls. Both are of similar large size with rocks cliffs, but are often not even a trickle. Visit these falls after rainfall. There is a viewing platform at the Lower Waterfall, and the walking trail passes along the top of the Upper Waterfall. The trail takes you through Echo Tunnel.

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4.

Three Falls Grand Hike, Morialta

7.3km, 3.5 hours

A hike that visits all three of the waterfalls in Morialta Conservation Park, skirting around the gorge up Fourth Creek past First Falls, Second Falls and Third Falls. First Falls are the dramatic falls accessible from the easy Morialta Falls Valley Walk, which can also be viewed from above at Eagle Nest Lookout on the Three Falls Grand Hike.

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5.

Sturt Gorge

The Sturt River through Sturt Gorge flows for most of the year, but the waterfalls are best after rains.

The large waterfall pictured is located on the River Trail, just downstream of the junction with Magpie Creek Trail.

There are two hikes that take in this waterfall:

• Loop of Upper Sturt Gorge, along River Trail (7.6km, 4 hours). Waterfall marked on Google map as “View of Large Waterfall”
• River Trail, Sturt Gorge, (9.8km, 5 hours)

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6.

Ingalalla Falls

0.5km, 45 mins return

Enjoy a short 250m walk with the family. The trail starts at the picnic area, following the creek upstream for 250 metres to reach the rock pool & waterfall. There are several picnic areas along the way.

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7.

Hindmarsh Falls

0.2km, 15 mins

Enjoy a short walk to the lookout to see the waterfalls, as water cascades over numerous pools. The lower car park is adjacent to a picnic area.

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8.

The Terraces, Alligator Gorge

Alligator Gorge in Mt Remarkable National Park features the Terraces and the Narrows. The Terraces are a long series of small cascading waterfalls.

Explore Alligator Gorge on either of these hikes:

• Gorge Circuit Hike (2 hours, 3.3km)
• Alligator Gorge Ring Route Hike (4 hours, 8.9km)

Alligator Gorge is closed between September 29 2016 until at least October 4/5 due to floodwaters.

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9.

Waterfall Trail, Mark Oliphant Conservation Park

1.6km, 1 hour

The waterfall is a large amphitheatre but doesn’t flow often. The Waterfall Trail passes through the waterfall. The Mark Oliphant Conservation Park is a park with dense tall stringybark forest and numerous hiking trails. The park entrance appears rundown, but don’t be deceived – this park is a gem for walkers. Trails are marked, and firetracks named with street signs. The Waterfall Trail is rewarding, but at times can be a little overgrown.

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10.

6 Waterfalls in Waterfall Gully

There are six waterfalls along the Waterfall Gully to Mt Lofty summit hike. This is a popular hike.

The First Falls are the most spectacular, and accessible from the carpark. The Second Falls are just 500 metres along the trail.

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