About Beedelup Falls
Beedelup Falls is a cascade waterfall located in Beedelup National Park near Pemberton in the Shire of Manjimup, Western Australia, about 300 kilometres south of Perth. Set within tall karri forest, the falls flow over granite rocks into Beedelup Brook and are viewed via a walk trail, suspension bridge and viewing platform. The site is notable for its forest setting, seasonal water flow and accessible short walk, forming a key natural attraction of the Southern Forests region.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a short forest walk to a cascade waterfall flowing over granite boulders into Beedelup Brook, surrounded by tall karri trees. The experience includes a well-formed loop trail, a suspension bridge crossing the brook, and a viewing platform overlooking the falls. The setting is tranquil forest with picnic areas near the car park. Water flow is seasonal and most impressive after winter rains.
Key highlights
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Cascade waterfall flowing over granite rocks into Beedelup Brook
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Suspension bridge crossing Beedelup Brook
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Viewing platform overlooking the falls
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Walk trail through tall karri forest in Beedelup National Park
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Seasonal peak flow in winter and spring