About Fitzroy Falls
Fitzroy Falls is an 81-metre plunge waterfall on Yarrunga Creek in Morton National Park near the village of Fitzroy Falls in Wingecarribee Shire, New South Wales. Located on the Southern Highlands escarpment about 120 kilometres southwest of Sydney, it is one of the region's most visited natural attractions. The falls are viewed from accessible lookouts and walking tracks, with a visitor centre providing information on the park's landscape and wildlife.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a dramatic escarpment waterfall viewed from well-maintained lookouts above Yarrunga Valley in Morton National Park. The site includes the Fitzroy Falls Visitor Centre with interpretive displays, a cafe and gift shop, and a network of short walking tracks along the east and west rims. Lookouts offer views of the 81-metre drop, forested valley and distant coastline on clear days. The area is surrounded by eucalypt forest and sandstone cliffs with opportunities for sightseeing, photography and birdwatching.
Key highlights
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81-metre plunge waterfall on Yarrunga Creek at the edge of Morton National Park
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Accessible lookouts overlooking Yarrunga Valley and the Southern Highlands escarpment
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Fitzroy Falls Visitor Centre with interpretive displays, cafe and gift shop
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East Rim and West Rim walking tracks through eucalypt forest