The Waterfall Way trip from Coffs Harbour to Armidale is like a picture book of Australia's beauty. You start near the coast in Coffs Harbour, then wind through forests and past waterfalls in Dorrigo National Park, where ethereal cascades plunge into emerald pools. Along the way, you'll see small towns and countryside scenes. Finally, you reach Armidale, a place with old buildings, art, and pretty landscapes all around. It's a great road trip showing off New South Wales' wonderful scenery, with the added magic of enchanting waterfalls to mesmerize travelers.
Coffs Harbour to Bellingen - 38 KM
Journey from coastal Coffs Harbour to the artistic haven of Bellingen, a mere 38 kilometers, through rolling hills and quaint villages along the Bellinger River, promising an unforgettable adventure in New South Wales. This village has number of historic cafes and few Bohemein to the number of cafes. The smell in the town when you walk around is so aromatic with fresh coffee and baked goods. We believe the cafes are always a great place to enjoy good food and feel part of the community in the countryside.
Bellingen to Dorrigo National Park - 38 KM
Having recently explored Dorrigo National Park in New South Wales, we can't help but gush about its breathtaking beauty. The trails are like a symphony of birdsong and rustling leaves, with towering ferns and majestic eucalyptus trees painting a mesmerizing landscape. And let's not forget the crown jewel: the Dorrigo Skywalk, offering panoramic vistas of Bellinger Valley.
One particular highlight of our visit was the Wonga Walk, a tranquil pathway winding through ancient rainforest. Along the way, glimpses of cascading waterfalls more specifically Crystal Shower Falls and the chatter of wildlife - the lyrebird add to the sense of tranquility, offering a peaceful escape into the heart of the forest. Whether we're seasoned hikers or simply nature enthusiasts, Dorrigo National Park guarantees an unforgettable journey, each step revealing the mesmerizing wonders of the Australian wilderness.
Dorrigo National Park to Dangar falls - 16 KM
This hidden gem boasts a 30-meter waterfall cascading into a tranquil gorge amidst lush greenery, just a short drive from Dorrigo town. Perfect for picnics, bushwalks, and capturing stunning photos, Dangar Falls offers a peaceful retreat with cultural significance for the local Gumbaynggirr Aboriginal people. Plus, the falls viewpoint can be easily enjoyed from the carpark, making it accessible for all. It's a must-visit spot for anyone seeking natural beauty or for long lunch picnic in the heart of the Australian countryside.
Dangar Falls to Ebor falls - 50 KM
Ebor Falls, this natural wonder features two tiers of stunning waterfalls, offering breathtaking views from the platforms. Whether surrounded by the vibrant greens of spring or the warm tones of autumn, Ebor Falls is a sight to behold. Beyond admiring the falls, we indulged in a relaxing picnic nearby and ventured along the scenic walking track. Learning about its cultural significance to Indigenous communities added a deeper appreciation for this enchanting place. Don't miss out on experiencing the magic of this awe-inspiring destination!
Ebor falls to Wollomombi - 36 KM
The majestic Wollomombi Falls, we were awestruck by the sheer power and beauty of nature. The sight of water cascading over the rugged cliffs into the gorge below was truly mesmerizing. There are many walks in the surrounding area, we discovered scenic walking trails that offered panoramic views of the breathtaking landscape. You got to visit this place to get the feeling of the giant falls and valley.
From here to Armidale was another 40 min which was also scenic during the fall season. Click here to read through the story on "Reason why you should visit Armidale during autumn season"
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