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Top 5 waterfalls on the Central Coast

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It’s time to disobey TLC, and go chase those waterfalls!

 

Kariong Brook Falls Ι Brisbane Water National Park

Also known as Kendall’s Chair because of the chair-shaped rocks, this waterfall is located in Brisbane Water National Park, just down the road from Tommos campsite.Kariong Brook Falls is the best waterfall on the Coast for swimming. If you want to go all ‘Eat, Pray, Love’ and meditate under a streaming waterfall – then this is the spot for you.

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Somersby Falls Ι Brisbane Water National Park

Probably the most well-known waterfall on the Central Coast, Somersby Falls is located in Brisbane Water National Park. The stunning cascading water isn’t the only awesome thing about these falls – the walking track down to them and the surrounding picnics are great fun for you and the kids!

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Strickland Falls Ι Strickland State Forrest

Just up the road from Somersby Falls, Strickland Falls sits near the bottom of a gully in Strickland State Forrest. Best viewed after rain, these falls can only be reached by a stunning 3.5km track lined with cabbage tree palms and birds nest ferns.

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Gap Creek Falls Ι Watagans National Park

If you feel like there is a gap in your weekend, then Gap Creek Falls is here to fill that empty void. Tucked away in the Watagans, the waterfall is most spectacular after heavy rain fall. There’s plenty of space for a shallow paddle as well as plenty of rocks to stand on to get that perfect Instagram shot!

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Upper Gledhill Falls Ι Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park

It isn’t exactly on the Central Coast, but it’s close enough (and definitely pretty enough) to make it onto our list! Located in Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, this waterfall and its surrounds are about as close as you’re ever going to get to the Garden of Eden. Except there’s no evil snakes lurking in the bush… we think.

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SEE ALSO: Where to find a stunning suspension bridge on the Central Coast 

 

Written by Kate Stevens

Images: Getty/Instagram