Map: Not necessary.
Last Visited: 13/03/2010
Length (km): approx 500 m
Time (hrs/min): 15 min
Grade: Easy
Return / Circuit / One-Way / Partial Circuit: Return
Region: Melbourne
Park: Rubicon State Forest
Closest Town: Eildon
Car Access: From Eildon, head towards Alexandra on the Goulburn Valley Highway. After about 6 km, turn left into Snobs Creek Road, not long after you cross Snobs Creek. Continue on Snobs Creek Road for approximately 6 km and park in the small parking bay on the left. There is a sign here for the falls.
Last Visited: 13/03/2010
Length (km): approx 500 m
Time (hrs/min): 15 min
Grade: Easy
Return / Circuit / One-Way / Partial Circuit: Return
Region: Melbourne
Park: Rubicon State Forest
Closest Town: Eildon
Car Access: From Eildon, head towards Alexandra on the Goulburn Valley Highway. After about 6 km, turn left into Snobs Creek Road, not long after you cross Snobs Creek. Continue on Snobs Creek Road for approximately 6 km and park in the small parking bay on the left. There is a sign here for the falls.
This obviously isn’t much of a hike but definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area for the weekend/day. Descend down a cement staircase from the parking bay to a fenced-off viewing platform, where the best view of the falls can be enjoyed. We were pleasently suprised! There is another viewing platform at the top of the falls with nice views of the creek, so make sure you check that out too.
View over falls from staircase
Snobs Creek Falls (from viewing platform)
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Love your blog! This was a really great one to take the kids too! After coming out the other side of having our 4 boys I’m gearing up to start getting them out and about more! Thanks for such great information! Kristie.
Hi Kristie,
Thanks for the comment. I’m so glad you love the blog. I hope to get up to Snobs Creek Fall with my step-kids one day. I’m trying to work up to getting the kids out for some overnight hikes when they’re a bit older, but I’m facing some firm resistance haha.
All the best.
Neil