Gibraltar Falls

Gibraltar Falls drops 50 meters from Gibraltar Creek, creating a vertical water flow visible from a designated observation platform in the national park.

The Australian Heritage Commission discovered archaeological elements near the falls, including axe grinding grooves that indicate early human presence in the area.

The falls stand within Ngunnawal Country, where indigenous communities maintained connections to the land through countless generations.

The falls include a car park, public restrooms, and picnic areas with gas barbecues, located 50 kilometers from central Canberra.

The waterfall maintains a constant water flow even during periods of drought, making it a reliable natural feature in the Australian Capital Territory.

Location: Australian Capital Territory

Part of: Gibraltar Creek

GPS coordinates: -35.48683,148.93459

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:53