Potoroo Falls walk

Located in Dingo Forest, New South Wales, the Potoroo Falls Walk is a must-visit for nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts.

The walk is approximately one kilometre long and takes visitors upstream along Little Run Creek to the scenic Potoroo Falls, a tranquil waterfall and swimming hole.

The Potoroo Falls Walk offers visitors a chance to explore some of the most diverse and fascinating plant life and wildlife in New South Wales. At the start of the track, you will come across the largest recorded watergum tree in the state. As the route follows the creek, you will also spot various rainforest trees and a wide range of interesting plant and wildlife, making it perfect for nature photographers and bird watchers.

The highlight of the walk is the spectacular Potoroo Falls, which is a popular swimming spot for visitors. The crystal-clear waters of the swimming hole are perfect for a refreshing dip during the hot summer months. The walk involves some rock-hopping, so it is important to wear sturdy shoes and be prepared for a bit of splashing.

The best time to visit Potoroo Falls Walk is between September and March, when the weather is warm, and the waterfall and swimming hole are at their best.

The Potoroo Falls Walk is easily accessible by car. To get there, take the Kempsey exit on the Pacific Highway and follow the signs to the turnoff to Dingo Tops or Pipers Lookout. Follow the dirt road for approximately 14 kilometres until you reach the Dingo Tops campground. From here, the walk to Potoroo Falls begins