Wollomombi Falls

Wollomombi Falls is a major waterfall in Oxley Wild Rivers National Park near Wollomombi, about 40 kilometres east of Armidale in New South Wales. Dropping about 220 metres into the deep Wollomombi Gorge, it is among Australia's highest waterfalls. The falls are most spectacular after rain and are viewed from developed lookouts alongside nearby Chandler Falls within the World Heritage-listed Gondwana Rainforests area.

Visitors can expect dramatic gorge views from developed lookouts overlooking Wollomombi Falls and adjacent Chandler Falls plunging into Wollomombi Gorge. The site is set in dry eucalypt forest and World Heritage rainforest within Oxley Wild Rivers National Park. Facilities include a picnic area, walking tracks and information signs. Short walks lead to several lookouts with views of the gorge, waterfall and surrounding escarpment. Flow is seasonal and the falls may be reduced to a trickle in dry periods.