Waterfalls ❖ Lakes and Pools ❖ Mangroves ❖ Rivers ❖ Erosion ❖ River Beds ❖ Others
An intermittent waterfall on the Benowie Walking Track, Hornsby (here).
The top of a waterfall on Moonie Moonie creek (near here).
The end of the Waterfall Walk at Kanangra Walls.
On the America Bay track in Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park (the lense got splashed).
A small waterfall at Gap Creek in the Watagans National Park.
Kingfisher Pool near a suburb called Waterfall – where you would expect waterfalls!
Rocky Ponds (somewhere near here). There is a track from Little Wobby which becomes very overgrown, but the area is very beautiful once you get there.
Federal Falls in Mount Canobolas State Conservation Area. There’s a cave behind the waterfall.
Deep Creek, Narrabeen.
The Girakool Loop in Brisbane Water National Park has lots of little waterfalls (explore the side tracks!).
Junction Falls at Lawson in the Blue Mountains.
Rollasons Fall in Mount Buffalo National Park, Victoria (here).
Curracurrang along the coastal walk from Wattamolla, Royal National Park. The pool is on a little side track, five minutes from the main path.
A bit further away from Wattamolla, around Eagle Rock.
There are some beautiful lakes in Tasmania. This one is near Cradle Mountain.
Another view of Cradle Mountain, and the edge of Lake St Clair.
Some more of Lake St Clair. There is a ferry across.
The Walls of Jerusalem National Park, Tasmania. I had a sore knee so I didn’t make it the whole way, but the pools and lakes I saw were lovely.
Crater Lake, near Cradle Mountain. The walk up is steep.
Wombat Pool near Cradle Mountain.
Back to New South Wales again ...
Under a waterfall at Rocky Ponds.
The end of Bob Turner’s Track – Colo River in the Wollemi Wilderness.
Minerva Pool in Dharawal National Park.
Pool and waterfall beyond the Jingga Track in Dharawal National Park. Steep track down!
See Thru Pool (I think?) and Mermaids Pool in the Tahmoor Canyon area.
Emerald Pool in Popran National Park. Beautiful, but the walk there is not very interesting.
Winifred Falls in the Royal National Park. It’s worth exploring the side track down South West Arm Creek.
Karloo Pools at Kangaroo Creek, Royal National Park (here).
A pool in a river near Cairns (people photoshopped out).
Kayaking up Rocklow Creek, Minnamurra. The water was very clear.
An archway to the side of Minnamurra River.
Calna Creek near Crosslands Reserve.
Patonga Creek. The water was very still.
Near Killara.
Mangroves beside the Magazine Track.
Some mangroves in Garigal National Park.
In Muogamarra Nature Reserve (only open to the public in Spring).
Not mangroves, just some twisty trees in a swamp. The reflections are interesting.
Mangroves at Bundeena.
Trail of a whelk through the mud.
The Cascades Track in New England National Park, one of the most beautiful places I know. The second photo is blurred when zoomed in, but I still like it.
A river crossing in Heathcote National Park, near the intersection of the Bullawarring and Mooray Tracks (here).
Kangaroo Creek in the Royal National Park (here). You can walk from Heathcote or paddle from Audley.
Colo River, Upper Colo. I kayaked down river, but the current was quite strong, so I had to wade back up pulling the kayak.
Kangaroo River, beehive rope swing campsite. You can reach here either by walking or kayaking.
Lane Cove River.
Berowra Creek.
A creek crossing near Hornsby.
A side creek along the Gibberagong track from Wahroonga to Bobbin Head.
A mossy side creek from Mooney Mooney creek.
A stony river near Cairns.
Calna Creek in Berowra Valley National Park (here). This shot looks very peaceful to me.
Deep Creek near Narrabeen (here). Part of a lovely walk with a cave and a waterfall.
Carroll Creek in Garigal National Park.
Middle Harbour Creek in Garigal National Park.
The Cascades, St Ives.
The Casuarina Track in Garigal National Park.
Pool above Elvina Waterfall, Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park.
Rocky Ponds. Walking back up the river was fun.
Flaggy Creek Gorge in Mount Lawson State Park, Victoria (here). It’s a long walk to the gorge, but it is an amazing place.
Mermaids Pool, Tahmoor.
Dunn’s Swamp. See the Lithgow Area page for more photos of the river.
Cockle Creek, Bobbin Head. I think the white dots below the mangroves are oysters.
Along the Governor Phillip Walk.
Some oysters in mangroves on the Governor Phillip Walk.
Cowan Creek. The white spots under the water are oysters.
A beach along the Governor Phillip Walk. People swim here sometimes.
River at the end of the Jingga track in Dharawal National Park.
View from the end of Duffy’s Wharf Track.
Up river from Roseville Bridge.
A creek near Ourimbah.
View from a freeway bridge.
A river crossing in Hornsby (here). There are lots of water dragons in this area.
A river near Heathcote.
A river in Garigal National Park near Hornsby.
River crossing in Waratah Gully on the Berowra Track (here).
A muddy river bed. Yancowinna Creek near Broken Hill (somewhere around here).
Low tide at Apple Tree Bay, Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park.
Near the top of a waterfall at Girakool, Brisbane Water National Park.
A little whirlpool in Mooney Mooney Creek.
Rippling reflections.
Some underwater rocks.
River fish.
Stepping stone crossing in Garigal National Park (here).
Alternative crossing further down the creek.
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