Belmore Falls

Quite an isolated place to go. We did manage to get to the lookout point and saw the falls itself. There is also a trail that can take you closer. But we came a little late in the day. So we didn't walk the trail. Update: Came again and walked along the short trail. You actually see a close up view of the Falls. The road is smooth until a certain point where it becomes a dirt track barely able to fit 2 cars. You need a tougher car than just a normal sedan type car. There is only a dug out toilet so be prepared.

Beautiful waterfall in the national park, worth a detour from main roads. The fall is accessible from Robertson or from the other side, through a short dirty track, accessible to all vehicles (we visited in dry conditions). Car park is easy to access, it is worth taking the pathway along the cliff to see the different viewpoints on the valley and the fall. The bottom of the fall is not accessible and definitely closed.

The walk to the main lookout is short and well-maintained, making it accessible for families, casual walkers, and visitors who may not want a long hike. From the viewing platforms, the waterfall can be seen cascading in multiple streams, particularly impressive after rainfall when the flow is strong and mist rises from the gorge below. On clear days, the contrast between the white water, dark rock faces, and dense green vegetation makes the scenery especially striking

Went to Belmore Boys with a few close friends and had a great time, though it started off a bit tricky—we had a hard time finding the entry point. Luckily, one of our friends had watched a video beforehand that helped us figure out where to start the hike. The hike itself is short but downhill and a bit challenging since there’s no proper trail—so wear good shoes and be cautious. That said, once you reach the bottom, the view is absolutely spectacular and totally worth the effort. We hadn’t planned for water activities, but it turned out to be a great spot to dip in and just enjoy time in nature. Highly recommend for a spontaneous adventure—just make sure to come prepared!

Although the day was a bit gray and drizzling the drive to the falls was still a pleasant one. On arrival the Falls were invisible with the mist. While we waited there was a small lightening of mist so we were able to get a glimpse of the Falls and the scale is pretty impressive. A few steps to navigate but on a clear day it would be spectacular.