Steavenson Falls is a Parks Victoria picnic area in Victoria’s High Country, 3.0 km SE of Marysville.
Opened to tourists in 1866, the falls drop 84m in three cascades into a picturesque treefern lined gully. A magnificent site both day and night, after dusk the falls are floodlit until 11pm with power from a hydro-electric turbine within the scenic reserve. Surrounded by the green folds of the Great Dividing Range, Marysville and the majestic Steavenson Falls offer mountain vistas, fern walks and spectacular waterfalls.The falls site is equipped for tourists with toilet facilities, interpretation signage and wide flowing pathways. Take a detour down to the turbine, where you can learn about the hydro scheme generated by the impressive flows of water over the granite rocks.
Facilities
- Picnic area
- Wheelchair access
Getting there
From Marysville follow the signs to the Steavenson Falls along Falls Creek road. Park your car in the Steavenson Falls Carpark. Please note there is a small coin fee for parking at this site.
Track closures nearby
Live from Vicmap. Closures change often — check Parks Victoria before you travel.
Nearby
- Steavenson Falls Walk Walk · 18 m E
- Lower Farside Lookout Lookout · 350 m SE
- Lower Lookout Lookout · 356 m S
- Steavenson Falls Attraction · 395 m SE
- Upper Lookout Lookout · 502 m SE
- Del La Rue Lookout Lookout · 752 m W
- Yellow Dog Picnic area · 813 m N
- Oxley Lookout Lookout · 950 m W
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