Wollomombi Falls

National Parks and Reserves

Wollomombi Falls is a must‑see New England High Country natural wonder. As the second‑highest waterfall in Australia, it plunges an impressive 220 metres from a gently rolling plateau into the dramatic depths of Wollomombi Gorge, deep within Oxley Wild Rivers National Park. After its breathtaking descent, the Wollomombi River winds quietly away below, a striking contrast to the power of the falls above.

The best views are from Wollomombi Lookout, located on the western side of the falls and just a 30‑minute drive from Armidale along the iconic Waterfall Way. On a clear afternoon, the setting sun casts a warm glow across the cliffs and cascading water, often tinting the rock faces pink. A nearby picnic area makes it an ideal spot for a relaxed afternoon or early evening meal surrounded by nature.

For those keen to explore further, the Chandler Walking Track offers an easy 2.5‑kilometre walk along the ridge, bringing you closer to this spectacular landscape.

Facilities

Barbeque Carpark Picnic Area Public Toilet

Activities

Birdwatching Hiking Walks

Disabled Assistance

Disabled access available

Rates

Prices for overnight camping: AUD6 per adult per night. AUD3.50 per child per night

Entry to the National Park is free

Nearby Things to Do

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2 people view Wollomombi Falls from the wheelchair-accessible lookout platform in Oxley Wild Rivers

Wollomombi Falls picnic area

Wollomombi, Armidale Regional

2 hikers sitting at the summit of Cathedral Rock, Cathedral Rock National Park. Photo: Josh Smith

Cathedral Rock National Park

Ebor, Armidale Regional

Wollomombi Falls

Wollomombi Falls

Wollomombi, Armidale Regional

Oxley Wild Rivers National Park. Photo: Rob Cleary/NSW Government

Cassinia Walking Track

Hillgrove, Armidale Regional

Cathedral Rock track boulders, Cathedral Rock National Park. Photo: A Ingarfield.

Cathedral Rock Track

Ebor, Armidale Regional

Chandler View circuit walk, Oxley Wild Rivers National Park. Photo: Rob Cleary

Chandler View Circuit Walk

Hillgrove, Armidale Regional

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