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Leeaberra Falls

Leeaberra Falls is a waterfall on the Douglas River within Douglas Apsley National Park in eastern Tasmania.

Situated just 100 metres downstream from the larger Heritage Falls, it drops approximately 8 metres in an unusual twisting cascade into a deep green pool characteristic of the river's waterfalls.

The most practical way to view the falls is by hiking downstream from the base of Heritage Falls, where a small rocky outcrop offers a decent side-on perspective.

Reaching the falls requires a roughly 7-hour return hike along a rough, unformed track and is graded 5, suitable for experienced walkers only.


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