3 places to discover
Devils Gullet is a dramatic cliff-top lookout in Mersey Forest within the Meander Valley municipality of northern Tasmania, on the edge of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area. Perched above a sheer 300-metre dolerite cliff, it offers expansive views over the Fisher River valley and surrounding Central Highlands. Accessed via a short boardwalk from a remote gravel road, it is notable for its wilderness setting and panoramic alpine scenery.
Galvans Gorge is a small natural gorge and seasonal waterfall located off the Gibb River Road in the Wunaamin Miliwundi Ranges within the Shire of Derby-West Kimberley, Western Australia. It features a narrow gorge, permanent plunge pool fringed by boab trees and sandstone cliffs, and Aboriginal rock art. Accessible via a short walk, it is a popular swimming and photography stop for travellers exploring the central Kimberley region.
Horsetail Falls is a seasonal waterfall on the slopes of Mount Owen near Gormanston on Tasmania's West Coast, just east of Queenstown along the Lyell Highway. The falls drop in a narrow horsetail cascade down a steep rock face and are most impressive after rain. Visible from the road and accessed by a short informal track, it is a well-known roadside stop showcasing the rugged mining landscape of the West Coast region.