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This national park is known for heaths and sedges , forests and the rocky outcrops typical of the New England region . As well as the waterfall , you can explore Timbarra Lookout and horseriding trails . The area has spiritual importance and is home to Woollool Woolloolni Aboriginal Place . You may even spot wildflowers , the spotted-tailed quoll or a brush-tailed rock wallaby .

The waterfall and swamps feed into the coastal Clarence River system , the widest river in Australia and the largest on the eastern seaboard . No wonder the waterfalls and gorges around here are so mighty ! But wait until you see nearby Boonoo Boonoo Falls !

You can have a campfire here , if seasonal fire restrictions allow . But this road is best avoided in wet weather .

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