Roaring Billy Falls

Roaring Billy Falls displays a 30-meter vertical drop, cascading through dense silver beech forest before joining the Haast River system.

The waterfall and surrounding landscape formed through geological processes during the creation of the Southern Alps mountain range in New Zealand.

The forest around the falls contains native species like silver beech, southern rata, and kamahi trees, reflecting New Zealand's natural heritage.

Visitors can reach the falls through a one-kilometer return walk from the parking area on State Highway 6, suitable for wheelchair users.

The walking track passes through a rainforest with tree ferns, mountain horopito, and tree fuchsia, leading to a viewing platform across the river.

Location: Westland District

Elevation above the sea: 340 m

Height: 30 m

Part of: The Roaring Billy

GPS coordinates: -43.93415,169.29385

Latest update: March 6, 2025 05:24