Dasher Falls

Dasher Falls Lower Beulah is a majestic waterfall in Tasmania that offers a spectacular natural attraction for visitors.

With its stunning 3-tier waterfall and scenic cliff-top views, it provides plenty of opportunities to explore the natural wonders of Tasmania. The walk to the falls takes just 25 minutes, making it easy to fit into a busy travel itinerary.

One of the main attractions of Dasher Falls Lower Beulah is the breathtaking natural beauty of the waterfall itself. Visitors can explore all three tiers of the waterfall by taking an unfenced walking track that winds alongside a deep ravine. The top tier offers stunning views of the falls and surrounding landscape from a cliff-top vantage point. Those feeling more adventurous can take the moderate but steep climb down to the base of the falls, but caution should be exercised due to the slippery path. It is not advisable to bring small children due to the unfenced nature of the track.

The best time to visit Dasher Falls Lower Beulah is during the spring months when the waterfall is at its most spectacular. The warmer weather also makes for a more pleasant walking experience. To reach Dasher Falls Lower Beulah from Sheffield, take the B14 towards Railton and turn right onto the C156. Park on Bridle Track Road around 150 metres north of the Lower Beulah turn off. From here, follow the tags (first pink and then blue) northwest through the bush along the cliff edge until you reach the falls. The walk shouldn't take more than 25 minutes in total and is suitable for most fitness levels.