Tia Falls walk
Oxley Wild Rivers National Park
Overview
Tia Falls walk in Oxley Wild Rivers National Park is great for children. A short, easy walk, it offers spectacular views of Tia Falls and Gorge.
- Accessibility
- Hard
- Distance
- 1.5km return
- Time suggested
- 1hr - 1hr 30min
- Grade
- Grade 3
- What to
bring - Hat, sunscreen, drinking water, sturdy shoes
- Please note
- Access to Tia Falls is along a 5.3km gravel road.
Tia Falls walk is a family-friendly track that provides the best views of Tia Falls and Gorge. A 1.5km return walk, with just a few short steep sections, it’s a great option for families walking with kids.
Starting from the carpark, you’ll head out along the eastern side of the gorge. Passing through open forests of stringybark trees you’ll make your way to Tia Falls lookout and then Tia Gorge View lookout, where you can take in the stunning view before turning around and heading back. Tia Falls picnic area near the carpark is a great spot for a snack or lunch before or after your walk.
While you walk, see if you can spot some of the local animal and birdlife, including swamp wallabies, wallaroos, crimson rosellas and jacky dragons. And in the warmer months, keep an eye out for brown and black snakes which you’ll often find basking on the trails.
On the way
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Tia Falls picnic area
Tia Falls picnic area is a great family stop over with barbecue facilities, walks, and scenic waterfall views over the gorge country, just off Oxley Highway.
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Tia Falls lookout
Tia Falls lookout is in Oxley Wild Rivers National Park along short and easy Tia Falls walk. It’s a great place to take in the beauty of Tia Falls, near Walcha.
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Tia Gorge View lookout
Tia Gorge View lookout is in Oxley Wild Rivers National Park along family-friendly Tia Falls walk. It’s a great place to see Tia Gorge, near Walcha.
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