Triplet Falls

Triplet Falls is a rainforest waterfall in the Great Otway National Park near Beech Forest in Victoria's Colac Otway Shire. The falls consist of three distinct cascades flowing through cool temperate rainforest dominated by mountain ash and myrtle beech. Accessed via a 2 km loop walking track with boardwalks and viewing platforms, it is notable for its accessible rainforest setting, well-maintained infrastructure, and year-round flow, making it one of the most visited waterfalls along the Great Ocean Road hinterland.

Visitors can expect a 2 km loop walk through cool temperate rainforest to three separate cascades. The well-formed track includes gravel paths, elevated boardwalks and stairs leading to viewing platforms overlooking the upper and lower falls. The setting is dense rainforest with tall mountain ash, myrtle beech, tree ferns and moss-covered logs. There are interpretive signs, picnic area and car park at the trailhead. The falls flow year-round with strongest flow after rain.

The falls lie within the Great Otway National Park, proclaimed in 2004, which consolidated former state forest and park areas. The surrounding Otway Ranges were historically logged for timber and later protected for their cool temperate rainforest and water catchments. The walking track and boardwalks were developed to provide sustainable visitor access while protecting the rainforest environment.

Located on the traditional lands of the Eastern Maar peoples and Gadubanud people of the Otway Ranges. The rainforest and waterways hold cultural significance for Traditional Owners and are part of Country that continues to be cared for by Aboriginal communities.