Biddlecombe Cascades

Biddlecombe Cascades is a popular attraction along the Jatbula Trail in the Northern Territory.

It is located 8 kilometers into the trail, which is a 62-kilometer long-distance walking trail starting at Katherine Gorge and ending at Leliyn/Edith Falls. The trail takes 4 to 5 days to complete and is a favorite among hikers in Australia.

At Biddlecombe Cascades, visitors can enjoy swimming and sightseeing. The waterhole is fed by a creek with a permanent flow that forms a beautiful waterfall. The rapids above the waterfall provide a relaxing spot to appreciate the natural beauty. Camping overnight is also possible, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the serene atmosphere.

The best time to visit Biddlecombe Cascades is during the dry season from June to August. The weather is pleasant, and the trail is more accessible during this time. To reach Biddlecombe Cascades, hikers need to trek 8 kilometers along the first day of the Jatbula Trail, starting at Katherine Gorge. The trail is well-marked, and there are toilets and Emergency Call Devices (ECDs) near the campsites. The hike requires a good level of fitness and stamina, so it's recommended to book the trail in advance and check the weather conditions before embarking on the adventure.

Booking in advance is essential to secure a campsite at Biddlecombe Cascades Katherine. Reservations can be made online, over the phone, or in-person. The park entrance fee, camping fee, and hiking fee are charged per person per night, with rates varying based on