An afternoon walk 5 minutes from home to the rock bar and falls on Mooney Mooney Creek.
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2 comments:
Back again - what the easiest way to access this waterfall; from which road and where to park? Looks like a good one.
Cheers,
Geoff
G'day Geoff- The falls are where the Great North Walk crosses over Mooney Mooney Creek. Park at the end of Karool Rd to access the track.
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