Minerva Pool and cascade

Summary: The small Minerva Pool Waterfall (which doesn't officially have a name) is formed by Stokes Creek cascading into the tranquil Minerva Pool.

How to get there: Trail from end of Victoria Road (Wedderburn)
Walking distance to waterfall: 3.2km (return)
Duration: 1-2 hours
Grade: Easy
Type of Swim: River
Type of waterfall: Block or Ledge
Waterfall Rating: 1/5
Height of falls: 2m
Topographic map/s: 9029-1S APPIN (1:25K) Buy / Download
Bushwalking trail: Two Sacred Pools

While not as impressive as the nearby Jingga Pool Waterfall, Minerva Pool has a small cascade where Stokes Creek drops into the pool.

Swimming at Minerva Pool

Minerva Pool (like Jingga Pool) is a popular swimming hole – but the traditional owners of the land ask that only women and children enter this waterhole. It can be a bit tricky to get in and out of the water, with the pool surrounded by rocks.

Getting to Minerva Pool

A bushwalking track from the end of Victoria Road in Wedderburn provides access to the pool and small waterfall. It’s about 1.6km (one-way) to the swimming hole.