Waterfall Gully

Waterfall Gully

Waterfall Gully

Nestled within Cleland National Park just outside Adelaide, Waterfall Gully is a beloved hiking destination for locals. The area is known for its six waterfalls, with the First Falls being the most prominent, cascading about 100 feet (30 meters) down a rugged rock face. Visitors can explore the trails, enjoying the sound of rushing water and the sight of lush greenery. Along the way, they might spot koalas perched in the trees and the occasional kangaroo bounding through the underbrush.

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