Ladies Bath Falls - Bright, Victoria

Aly M.

Absolutely worth a visit!
Parking is a little competitive, but this waterfall is only a couple of hundred metres in off the road (up) on a rocky, stepped track.
Water is crystal clear and very refreshing (aka cold!)
Plenty to explore. You can just keep going down river. Or you can walk up river on the path.
Rocks can be slippery so take care. Would be best to just wear reef shoes.
Plenty of sparkles in the water to to try to find some gold.
A very beautiful natural place to enjoy.

R D.

Ladies Bath Falls is located in Mount Buffalo National Park, Victoria, Australia. The falls are easily accessible via a short walk from the Eurobin Falls carpark, making it an excellent half-day trip for those holidaying near Bright.

The surrounding landscape is characterized by greenery, shady trees, and granite rocks, making it a perfect spot for a picnic or a relaxing stroll.

Perfectly clear pool of water at the base of the falls. Ideal spot for a relaxing picnic. Safe for swimming.

Pixie V.

Next time we're taking a picnic and spending all day there. We went in January school holidays on a Tues. Fantastic on a hot day, the water is refreshingly cold and clear. Very busy with families with kids of all ages. Lots to explore and we discovered our own private swimming hole and waterfall.
No dogs allowed. Parking is tricky when it's busy.

Tiffaney N.

This is the closest thing to a Northern Territory waterfall experience I've had here in Victoria!

Located all of 10 minutes out of our accomodations in Porepunkah, a cut-out parking on the left as you head up Mt Buffalo takes you to a bridge over that overlooks Lady Bath Falls. It's a short and energetic walk but taking in the view of the falls is a reward in itself.

You'll enjoy a dip even more if you make the 500m climb to view Upper and Lower Eurobin Falls first. That sure to get your hot enough to tolerate the cold mountain water of the falls!

On a hot summer day, score yourself a rock and make your way to the top plunge pool for a refreshing dip. If it's busy (and it can be! We visited during the school holidays in late January), scramble across granite boulders downstream to enjoy a myriad of cooling rock pools to sit and relax in. Crocs or some other water-friendly shoe is highly recommended.

There are no toilets at Lady Bath Falls: the closest ones are at the Eurobin Creek Picnic Grounds at the entrance to Mt Buffalo National Park. There are no bins, either, so take everything with you and leave nothing but nature behind.

This site is best enjoyed on a hot summer's day as the water is very cold otherwise. During the colder months the roads up here are treacherous and icy and chains are required on the mountain.

Adie K.

It's one of the first stops going up the Mount Buffalo road. There are two waterfalls on this track; the first being Ladies Bath Falls and the second being the Eurobin Falls
The walking track to the upper falls is 1 km one-way climb, which took us about 1 hour return.
The Ladies Bath fall are a small scenic falls which ends into a small pool at the base

Ram P.

What an amazing spot! We went on a warm day, so the cold water was a big relief. Water can be cold on a cooler day. Steep steps to get to the falls. Less than 5 min walk up. A beautiful pool and waterfall awaits you. We went back a second time during our trip to Bright.

Lynette Z.

Ladies Bath Falls were beautiful.
Was a hard walk for people with young children or knee problems. As you need to climb a lot of rocks up and down.
To get to the water you have to climb over big rocks.

Mary M.

Gorgeous and a quick walk! Was busy but ppl were really polite to let everyone get photos.. it’s close to Eurobin falls upper and lower which is also worth the small trek there too.