Bindaree Falls is a picturesque seasonal waterfall tucked into Victoria's High Country, roughly 4. 5 hours northeast of Melbourne near Mount Buller and Mount Stirling.

Surrounded by lush native forest and magnificent tree ferns, the falls plunge down a rocky cliff face in a curtain of cascading water.

The site is accessible outside the snow season, typically November through June, via Bindaree Road off the Circuit Road around Mount Stirling. A short walk of around 400–500 metres return from the car park leads visitors to the falls.

A wooden viewing platform positioned behind the falls lets you experience the spray up close and take in the water cascading from the rocks above. The track is well-formed and suitable for most walkers.