Riverland, South Australia, is home to several stunning waterfalls that attract nature lovers and photographers alike. Some of the most notable waterfalls in the area include Morialta Falls in Morialta Conservation Park, just 13 km east of Adelaide, featuring three waterfalls and an extensive network of trails. Waterfall Gully boasts six waterfalls along the Mount Lofty hike, with the first visible from the carpark, offering a 7.8 km return hike to Mount Lofty Summit taking around 2.5 hours.
Deep Creek Waterfall in Deep Creek Conservation Park, about 1.5 hours drive from Adelaide, offers a permanent waterhole with beautiful ocean and bush views. Sturt Gorge Waterfall in Sturt Gorge Recreation Park, just 30 minutes drive from Adelaide, can be accessed via two hiking trails: Loop of Upper Sturt Gorge (7.6 km, 4 hours) and River Trail, Sturt Gorge (9.8 km, 5 hours). Ingalalla Falls, a short 250-meter walk from the picnic area, leads to a rock pool and waterfall, ideal for families.
Belair National Park Waterfalls feature two sets of falls, the lower and upper waterfalls, both with rock cliffs. The lower waterfall has a viewing platform, and the walking trail passes along the top of the upper waterfall. These waterfalls showcase the natural beauty of South Australia, providing a refreshing escape for outdoor enthusiasts. Plan your visit during the winter and spring months for the best chance to see the waterfalls at their most impressive.