About Gibraltar Falls
Gibraltar Falls is a cascade waterfall located on Corin Road in the Tidbinbilla area southwest of Canberra in the Australian Capital Territory. Situated within Namadgi National Park near Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve, it drops about 50 metres over granite rocks surrounded by eucalypt forest. The falls are a popular roadside stop and short walk destination, known for accessible viewing platforms, picnic facilities and seasonal flow after rain.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a short, forested walk from a roadside car park to viewing platforms overlooking a 50-metre cascade over granite boulders. The setting is eucalypt woodland within Namadgi National Park with picnic areas beside Corin Road. The falls flow is seasonal and most impressive after rain. The site offers photo opportunities, interpretive signage, and a tranquil bush environment close to Canberra.
Key highlights
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50-metre cascade waterfall over granite rocks
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Short walking track to upper and lower viewing platforms
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Eucalypt forest setting within Namadgi National Park
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Roadside picnic area with barbecue facilities off Corin Road
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Seasonal water flow most impressive after rainfall