marked with pink ribbons. The falls were flowing down the rock face and it was amazing how the ferns were growing right out of the rock face.
Arm Falls
After finding Dasher Falls, the next one on my list was Arm Falls. This was an hour drive inland from Sheffield in the Meander Valley. The start of the walk was fairly easy to locate but it all went downhill from here (figuratively, anyway). The sign informed me that the walk was an interpretation loop and it was correct - it gave a loose interpretation of where you thought the track was.
As you can see, the height of the ferns covered the sign and it continued like that, right across anything that resembled a track, so I was walking blind.
After finding a little bridge and crossing, I did manage to find something that more resembled a track but it didn’t go far and became a downright rabbit warren.
At this point I realised I was up high and could hear the waterfall, but going off track down the bank, which I did a couple of times, became unsafe. Being in the middle of nowhere on an abandoned, overgrown track, I made the decision to backtrack and return to the car as I deemed it unsafe.
Fungi growing out of a log
Sign at start of Arm Falls Walk
Bushwalk
