Rosanna Parklands - Rosanna (VIC)

Amarpreet Singh Excellent waterfall. The best part: only a walk of 200m. Cant trump it. Of course you can step off the safety barriers like we did. It is not unsafe really. Add 10M and you are in the middle. Toilets are pathetic. Just a seat and a big hole beneath it. Therefore it smells horrible. No water facilities too.

Michelle Andrews My son and I had a fantastic day! The staff were super friendly and helpful, especially because I did not want to inhook the fish. Only thing was there was no ice available to take the fish home and the canteen was not open to get cold drinks on a hot day. Otherwise it was a great day out!

Ahmad zia Mayar A nice place to see huge rocks in Victoria. Great photoshoot spot. If you feel spending more time, there is a nice camping site just 2 km away from this point.

Dat Tran Nice place to visit

Luna Moha A great spot for a hike! Though steep and challenging, it’s manageable if you have some experience with hiking on inclines. The trail is 3.2 km round trip, and your pace will determine how quickly you complete it. There aren’t many benches along the way, but you can always find a comfy rock to rest on if needed. highly recommend!

john masci A beautiful area with a creek and caves. Caves are best left to the experts or organised tours. Thoroughly recommend to get back in touch with nature.

wu o (shobon dama) cool walk (literally, probably due to moisture content) one picnic table at the carpark/map board(?) one bench 500m to peak roughly, and one bench to sit at the falls itself (facing towards the falls, nice touch) NO PUBLIC TOILETS according to the sign the closest one is at Warburton Township? i cant remember steep incline for the physically disinclined but overall pleasant nature walk otherwise

Vanessa Michelis This is a fabulous walk in nature with the benefit of an easy trail. Lovely views, fresh air and tranquillity but also close to the beautiful township of Warburton. Currently one of the old bridges between Millgrove and Warburton is closed and the detour does require walking down quite a few steps and up but provides you with a unique view of the amazing bridge structure that you wouldnt notice otherwise. Highly recommend.

Raj M It is called a swing bridge for a reason. It swings! But before you avoid walking on it, know that it does not swing like a rope bridge, instead you feel slight movement while walking on it. The bridge connects both sides of Yarra and or is a good place for taking some nice photos for your collection.