"Gibraltar Range National Park " a Gibraltar Range Travel Page by iandsmith

With 17,300 hectares and over 100 kilometres of walking tracks there's more than enough here to keep any avid bushwalker occupied.
However, if you add in the adjacent Washpool National Park at 27,700 hectares well, you'll probably be coming back for more.
This diverse park which ranges from sclerophyll forest to rainforest, sometimes in the space of 100 metres, is varied and interesting. Whether you like the sound of a trickling stream, the rustle of wind in the treetops or the crashing of a great waterfall, you will find solace here.

There are several streams and rivers in the park; Boundary Creek and Dandahra Creek are a couple of the best known but, if you're into exploring, there are many scenic streamlets and creeks thoughout the park, Duffers Falls is one area where you'll come across several cascades in one location.