Wollomombi Walking Track

Wollomombi Falls, located along the renowned Waterfall Way in New South Wales, stands out as one of the most striking natural attractions in the region. The waterfall plunges into a dramatic gorge, accompanied by a second cascade nearby, offering breathtaking scenery that’s well worth the visit — especially after heavy rainfall. However, visitors should note that only the viewpoints at the top of the gorge are currently accessible, as the trail leading to the base of the falls has fallen into disrepair. Despite this limitation, the network of walking tracks still provides several vantage points to experience the grandeur of the falls. Conditions and Timing The waterfalls in this area are highly dependent on rainfall. During dry periods, the flow can diminish significantly or disappear altogether. For the best experience, it is recommended to visit following recent rain. While conditions can be wet and muddy, the sight of the falls in full force more than compensates for a little discomfort. Walking Trails and Lookouts There are two main walking trails that offer access to six viewpoints at Wollomombi Falls. Of these, the Chandler Walk provides some of the most rewarding perspectives. • Main Lookout (200m from car park) The main lookout offers the most impressive and expansive view of the gorge, allowing visitors to see both Wollomombi and Chandler Falls in a single frame. This is undoubtedly the highlight of the area and should not be missed. • Checks Viewpoint (500m from car park) While still a pleasant stop, Checks Viewpoint is less striking than the main lookout. Vegetation partially obscures the view, reducing the overall impact. • Chandler Viewpoint (1.6km from car park) This section of the trail is less rewarding. The path descends steeply and can be slippery when wet, leading to what is effectively a dead end with limited visibility of the falls. The view is distant and partially obstructed, and the climb back to the car park may not justify the effort. Overall Assessment Wollomombi Falls remains one of NSW’s most dramatic waterfall destinations, particularly after rain. The main lookout delivers an unforgettable panorama of the gorge and both waterfalls. However, not all lookouts offer equal value — visitors can confidently focus on the first one or two viewpoints without feeling they have missed anything essential. In summary, Wollomombi Falls is a must-see stop along the Waterfall Way for nature enthusiasts and photographers alike, provided the visit is timed to coincide with recent rainfall.

Had a great experience with the family exploring the walking trails to all the different look outs. Some difficult parts of the trails, the stairs up from the bridge quit tiring. Plenty of picnic tables, long drop toilets, and epic views. Well worth the effort of the hike to see those falls!

Nobody can control the weather but only a dribble of a fall from the main lookout and nothing from the other lookouts. Otherwise nice area for a picnic. Didn't see any toilets

Breathtaking scenery. There are a few different vantage points. Same require a little bit more effort but well worth the effort. Hadn’t been much rain before we visited and the falls didn’t have all that much water but we’re still very beautiful. Walked down to Chandler Viewpoint which was a grade 4 walk for about 1.2km on fairly rough track. We didn’t have correct shoes and I’m 70+ and I coped quite well. It is certainly worth the effort to see the gorge from a different perspective.