guide falls reserve

Not the biggest or best falls we have ever seen, however it is worth the short drive (from Bernie) and a short walk, if you have time certainly go and see it.

Love this spot.... It's always quiet & so scenic! Often will see wildlife which is also a nice 'extra'.

Well worth the turn off the main road, the falls are quite spectacular. A short stroll along the path following the stream will take you around a bend to, what feels, a very private lagoon. And there, as a backdrop is a curtain of white water falling about 20 meters into the plunge pool. Moss and ferns and a sense of something almost magical. Sadly, the path is not suitable for wheelchairs, but for those a little frail on their feet the walk is not too difficult. Well worth it!I recommend it

Tucked away at the back of Burnie, can drive to the top of the falls or park at the bottom and walk up the track, we drove up and the fittest person drove back down and walked up the track to meet us. Nicely set out picnic area, nice waterfall. Flushing toilet.Stop in on your way to the west coast.

Well kept, peaceful, natural reserve with easy access. The power of the water cascading over the falls was captivating. Time & energy didn't permit me to follow a walking track beside the creek so this is on my list for a return visit when more time is available.

Easy and quick drive here from Burnie. Park right at the falls. Short path and you are there. Interesting shape and different to many I have seen. Several spots to view and photograph.

One of the easiest waterfalls to get to! Suitable for all ages and a short drive from Burnie. Check out photos and a full review here: http://tassieadventures.wordpress.com/2014/08/28/guide-falls/

Excellent waterfalls an easy drive from Burnie, easy walk down to the base of the waterfall. Would be an excellent swim on a hot day.