Burrong Falls is a remote, multi-tiered waterfall located near the Mount William Range in the Grampians. Access is via an unsealed road and a 1.6 km return walk from the Burrong Falls carpark, with rocky and uneven terrain along the way. The walk takes around 45 to 60 minutes and is best suited to confident walkers with sturdy footwear, particularly after rain when the falls are flowing.

Kalymna Falls is a quieter waterfall in the eastern Grampians near Moyston, reached via a 3 km return walk starting at the Kalymna Campground. Allow around 1.5 to 2 hours to complete the moderate walk, which follows bush tracks and uneven terrain through eucalypt forest to the base of the falls. Water flow is best after rain, and sturdy footwear is recommended due to rocky and lightly maintained sections.

Beehive Falls is a quiet waterfall in the northern Grampians, reached via a 2.8 km return walk from the Beehive Falls carpark on Mount Zero Road. Allow around 1 to 1.5 hours for the moderately easy walk, which follows open woodland before descending into a fern-lined gorge. The track includes uneven sections, and water flow is best after rain, though the gorge remains scenic year round.

MacKenzie Falls is the Grampians’ most famous waterfall and flows year round, located in the northern section of the park. Visitors can access the falls via a short, sealed walk to the lookout for views from above, or take the MacKenzie Falls Base Walk, which involves over 250 steep steps down into the gorge and back. Allow 45 to 90 minutes depending on the route chosen, and be prepared for a strenuous climb on the return from the base.

Silverband Falls is a small but scenic waterfall located a short drive from Halls Gap. The falls are reached via an easy 1.4 km return walk through forested bushland, taking around 30 to 45 minutes. The track is gently graded and suitable for most visitors, with the waterfall flowing best after rain and in spring.