Ingalalla Falls

Ingalalla Falls is a seasonal cascade waterfall located near Hay Flat in the District Council of Yankalilla on South Australia's Fleurieu Peninsula, about 90 km south of Adelaide. Set within Second Valley Forest, the falls flow over a rocky escarpment surrounded by native forest and are accessed via a short walking trail from a car park on Hay Flat Road. It is notable as one of the few waterfalls on the Fleurieu Peninsula and is most impressive after winter rains.

Visitors can expect a short bushwalk of approximately 500 metres each way from the car park through open forest to a small gorge where the waterfall cascades over rock ledges into a pool below. The setting is natural and forested with eucalypts and native vegetation. When flowing, the falls are a cascade of several metres; in drier months flow may be minimal or dry. The area includes a car park, signage and a viewing area near the base of the falls.

The falls are located within the Second Valley Forest area, a former forestry reserve on the Fleurieu Peninsula managed for conservation and recreation; the surrounding Yankalilla district has a history of agriculture and forestry since European settlement in the 19th century.