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Length: 1.6km
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Duration: 40mins
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Grade: 2
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Style: Return
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Start: Silverband Falls Car park
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End: Silverband Falls Car park
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Location: Grampians National Park
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Closest Town: Halls Gap
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Distance from CBD: 262km
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State: VIC
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Latitude: -37.19406961
Longitude: 142.52260932
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Silverband Falls is a 1.6km, grade 2 Return hike located in Grampians National Park Victoria. The hike should take approximately 40mins to complete.
Summary
Silverband Falls is a picturesque waterfall, best June to November. The track beside Dairy Creek is shaded by a canopy of tree ferns. which makes it nice and cool in Summer. From the carpark, stroll 800m through shady, ferny forest. Cross a rock crossing to arrive at the base of Silverband Falls. Return via the same route.
Tips
Currently not suitable for prams and wheel chairs.
Max elevation: 394 m
Min elevation: 355 m
Total climbing: 50 m
Total descent: -51 m
2 thoughts on “Silverband Falls (1.6km)”
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You’ve classified this walk as Grade 1 but than also suggest it is not suitable for prams or wheelchairs. That is exactly what a Class 1 walk is meant to indicate. May I respectfully suggest that you reclassify the walk strictly adhering to the AWTGS.
Thanks for the info. I had classified this hike as per parks Victoria’s rating following the AWTGS. I have now updated as you suggested on the basis that the trail had undergone flood damage and is not suitable for prams.