Noble Falls

Noble Falls is a seasonal waterfall on Wooroloo Brook in Noble Falls Reserve at Gidgegannup, within the City of Swan, about 45 km northeast of Perth, Western Australia. Set in open wandoo woodland, the cascade flows strongly in winter and spring after rain. The reserve is a popular day-use picnic and nature area known for its waterfall viewing, walk trails and seasonal wildflower displays.

Visitors can expect a natural bushland reserve centred on a low cascade waterfall over granite rocks on Wooroloo Brook. The site includes grassed picnic areas, a car park, and the Noble Falls Walk Trail that follows the brook through wandoo and flooded gum woodland. When water is flowing in winter and spring, the falls and pools are the main focus for sightseeing and photography. In drier months the brook may be reduced to pools or dry rock.

The area is part of the early agricultural settlement east of Perth in the Swan district. Noble Falls and Wooroloo Brook were used by early settlers and the reserve has long been a local recreation area. The stone bridge and reserve infrastructure reflect its history as a popular picnic destination for Perth residents since the early 20th century.

The reserve lies on the traditional lands of the Whadjuk people of the Noongar Nation. Wooroloo Brook and the surrounding woodland form part of Noongar Country with ongoing cultural connection to land and waterways.