Beedelup Falls
A stepped waterfall in Big Beedelup National Park, with a suspension bridge across the gorge and a loop trail winding through the karri forest.
Beedelup Falls is in Big Beedelup National Park, about 18 km west of Pemberton. Water tumbles down a granite staircase, and the flow is most impressive in winter and spring. The loop trail from the car park is about 1.5 km long. It crosses a suspension bridge above the falls and passes viewing platforms before returning through the tall karri forest. Allow 30–45 minutes. Karri Valley Resort and a lakeside restaurant are nearby. The flow is lighter in summer and autumn. Western Australian national parks require a vehicle entry permit (about AUD 17 per vehicle for a day pass, subject to DBCA announcements).
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Warren National Park
- Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree
- The Cascades
- Big Brook Dam
- Pemberton Tramway
- Karri Forest Explorer
- Yeagarup Dunes
- Gloucester Tree