Waterfalls of the Great Otway Ranges

Between the 22-26th of June 2019, I travelled between Airley's Inlet travelling all the way through to Mount Gambier following the beautiful Australian coastline, camping out in a swag each night. Here's some of the photos from the Great Otway National Park - the other photos will be in other sections of this website.

2019

5-second exposure of Hopetoun Falls, Beech Forest.

Cora Lynn Cascades, a 2-kilometre hike from the Blanket Leaf Picnic area just outside Lorne.

A downstream view of the majestic Beauchamp Falls, Beech Forest - located on the same road you'll find Hopetoun Falls.

A view of the creek following Hopetoun Falls.

Triplet Falls, just down the road from the Otway zipline adventures. Unfortunately, this waterfall is hidden by foliage and the full size of it cannot be captured.

Erskine Falls, located outside Lorne.

Another view of Beauchamp Falls, Beech Forest.

A higher view of Erskine, just outside Lorne.

Erskine Falls once again.

Cora Lynn Cascades.

Beauchamp Falls.

Beauchamp Falls.

Hopetoun Falls pictured on the 27th of June. Refer to the below image for how the waterfall looked back in July 2015.

This shot was taken in July 2015. Compare it to the other shots I've taken of Hopetoun Falls to see the difference.

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