Blackwood Creek Falls is an off-track waterfall tucked within the Otway Ranges of Victoria, Australia, near Johanna.

One of its appealing features is that visitors can reach both the top of the falls and the space behind the curtain of water, making it a rewarding destination for those willing to navigate unmarked terrain. The return journey runs approximately 2.

5 kilometres, though the exact distance varies depending on the approach taken. The surrounding forest adds to the experience, with at least one ancient fallen tree nearby boasting a circumference of around 11.

5 metres — estimated to be between 250 and 400 years old. Like many waterfalls in the Otways, flow here is seasonal, with the best conditions typically arriving as winter rains set in.