If you love a short but rewarding bushwalk that ends in stunning waterfall views,
then Granite Falls Walking Track in Morton National Park is calling your name.

This hidden gem offers a peaceful stroll through the Aussie bush, with plenty of birdsong, fresh air, and towering trees to keep you company. And when you reach the Granite Falls viewing platform? You’ll be treated to a breathtaking cascade tumbling down a massive rock face—especially if you visit after some good rain.

Oh, and if you’re here in spring, you’ll get a bonus: the track is dotted with wildflowers adding pops of color to the already gorgeous scenery.

Key Info

What: Granite Falls Walking Track

Where: Morton National Park, Twelve Mile Peg, NSW

When: Open year-round

Distance & Duration: 1km return (about 20–30 minutes walking time)

Skill Level: Easy—great for beginners, families, and casual walkers

Cost: Free, but park entry fees apply at Fitzroy Falls and Bundanoon areas

Family-friendly? Yes! A nice, easy walk for all ages

Dog-friendly? Nope—National Park rules, sorry pups!

Why You’ll Love It

Granite Falls is one of those walks where the effort-to-reward ratio is totally in your favour.

The track is flat and easy, but the views at the end? Next level.

You’ll follow a well-maintained 1km trail through tall eucalypt forest, with plenty of chances to spot native birds, lizards, and even the occasional wallaby. Before you know it, you’ll reach the viewing platform, where Granite Falls plunges dramatically down a sheer rock face. It’s a sight to see any time of year, but after good rain, it’s even more spectacular.

Visiting in spring? You’re in for an extra treat.
The track is lined with bright wildflowers, making the walk even more magical.

Granite Falls is a perfect little adventure for anyone looking for a peaceful walk with a stunning reward at the end. Whether you’re a local or just visiting the South Coast, add this one to your list—you won’t regret it.

FAQs

How do I get there?
Granite Falls Walking Track is located in Morton National Park, near Twelve Mile Peg, NSW.
It’s a short drive from Ulladulla and Milton.

Facilities?
No toilets or picnic areas at the falls, but Fitzroy Falls and Pigeon House Mountain nearby have facilities.

What should I bring?
Comfy walking shoes, a hat, sunscreen, and plenty of water. If you’re a keen photographer, bring a camera—the view is worth it.

Best time to visit?
After rain for the best waterfall flow, or spring for wildflowers!

Anything to watch out for?
Be mindful of wildlife & watch where you step—lizards love to sunbake on the path!