Guide Falls Lower Car Park
Nearest Road: | West Ridgley Rd |
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Nearest Town: | Ridgley |
Locality: | North West |
Latitude: | S 41° 9′ 20″ |
Longitude: | E 145° 48′ 13″ |
Elevation: | 150 m |
Fee: | No charge |
Picnic Table: | Picnic table |
2 walks from Guide Falls Lower Car Park
Guide Falls - Walking Track to Base of Falls
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Goal: | Base of Guide Falls |
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Grade: | Fairly flat |
Type: | Retrace route |
One-way distance: | 300 m |
Return distance: | 600 m |
Comment: | Follow track upstream to base of falls and return |
References
Chris Bishop, 2015, Discover North West Tasmania, westinlet@tassie.net.au, Guide Falls
“An easy walking track to the base of the two-tiered falls…”
2015, Waterfalls of Tasmania, Jubec Systems and Design, Guide Falls Ridgley
5 minutes retrace route
“… a well maintained track with guard rails…”
Peter S. Manchester, 2010, Created From Chaos - a geological trail of 100 sites in Tasmania, 1 ed., Peter S. Manchester, Page 221, ...Guide Falls, Ridgley
“… large light coloured boulders called 'greybilly' by the locals, or silcretes (geological term)…”
Tags
Guide Falls Bottom Car Park to Top Car Park
Goal: | Top Car Park |
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Grade: | Some steep |
Type: | Circuit |
One-way distance: | 750 m |
Comment: | Start from bottom car park along creek to falls. Then climb the steep steps to the top. Return via upper car park and road. |
References
Chris Bishop, 2015, Discover North West Tasmania, westinlet@tassie.net.au, Guide Falls
“A beautiful place to spend the day in summer”
2015, Waterfalls of Tasmania, Jubec Systems and Design, Guide Falls Ridgley
“There are relatively steep steps to the top of Guide Falls…”
Peter S. Manchester, 2010, Created From Chaos - a geological trail of 100 sites in Tasmania, 1 ed., Peter S. Manchester, Page 221, ...Guide Falls, Ridgley
“… shrinkage cracks…fomr columns with between three to seven sides.”