Guide Falls

Guide Falls is a waterfall in northwestern Tasmania where water drops in successive tiers over granite rock formations along the Guide River. The cascades flow through rocky sections and create a series of natural steps as the water descends.

The waterfall gained attention during Tasmania's early settlement period as people began exploring the natural wilderness in the region. It has remained a destination for those seeking connection with untamed landscapes.

Local photographers and nature enthusiasts gather at Guide Falls throughout the year to document seasonal changes and wildlife in their natural environment.

The site is easily accessible with a short walk from a nearby parking area to viewing spots. The trail is marked and offers different vantage points for viewing the falls from various distances.

Water volume increases significantly during winter months, creating stronger cascades and more powerful flows down the granite face. The seasonal changes mean each visit offers a different visual experience.