http://lifegames.com.au/agnes-falls/ from Prom Country, Bass Coast & South Gippsland Phone 0459 675 251 Mon, 14 May 2012 14:15:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://lifegames.com.au/agnes-falls/comment-page-1/#comment-228 Kathy Whelan Fri, 18 Nov 2011 05:35:02 +0000 http://lifegames.com.au/?p=2144#comment-228 It's a "secret hideaway", and worthy of your time and a while-away visit. It’s a “secret hideaway”, and worthy of your time and a while-away visit.

]]> http://lifegames.com.au/agnes-falls/comment-page-1/#comment-227 Kathy Whelan Fri, 18 Nov 2011 05:32:55 +0000 http://lifegames.com.au/?p=2144#comment-227 What a wonderful place to discover! The Falls are indeed spectacular after rains, especially when you hear the roar and can feel some spray on your face! There are two lookout points as the Falls have a "turn" which, uunfortunately, means you cannot see the Falls in their complete entirety. Perhaps the "powers that be" may put in another walking track to the base one day so you can look up and fully appreciate the 59 metre drop. Another lookout point on the other side of the gorge would be wonderful, too. Of course, the ultimate would be to have a suspension bridge across the gorge! There is such a structure at the Tarra-Bulga National Park, which has become a destination for tourists in itself. Agnes Falls would then truly be a major drawcard in the area. meanwhile, it is still definately worth a visit. Take a picnic lunch and hear all the birds, and read all the information on the Interpretaive signage boards. Yu won't be disappointed! What a wonderful place to discover! The Falls are indeed spectacular after rains, especially when you hear the roar and can feel some spray on your face!
There are two lookout points as the Falls have a “turn” which, uunfortunately, means you cannot see the Falls in their complete entirety. Perhaps the “powers that be” may put in another walking track to the base one day so you can look up and fully appreciate the 59 metre drop. Another lookout point on the other side of the gorge would be wonderful, too. Of course, the ultimate would be to have a suspension bridge across the gorge! There is such a structure at the Tarra-Bulga National Park, which has become a destination for tourists in itself. Agnes Falls would then truly be a major drawcard in the area. meanwhile, it is still definately worth a visit. Take a picnic lunch and hear all the birds, and read all the information on the Interpretaive signage boards. Yu won’t be disappointed!

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