Summary: Shower Cave Falls is one of two spectacular waterfalls along the Split Rock Track in the Great Western Tiers.

Shower Cave Falls is the first major waterfall along the Split Rock Track, if you’re starting from Meander Falls Road (after a few smaller cascades). It’s a very photogenic waterfall, which cascades over a couple of tiers,

Shower Cave Falls

The water drops down the middle of a wide ledge, and around the falls is rainforest-like vegetation. It’s a nice spot for a break – just watch out for leeches!

IMG 0115 LR Shower Cave Falls - a picturesque, two-tiered waterfall

Getting to Shower Cave Falls

Shower Cave Falls is about 1.5km from Meander Falls Road; look for a trail of the main Split Rock Track that goes past this waterfall, as well as Split Rock Falls.

Sign to Shower Cave Falls

The walk can be easily be done in 1-2 hours, although parts of the track are rough and steep. This waterfall is about 100m from the Split Rock Falls, which is on the same track.

It’s best to combine this track with the Meander Falls Track to do a longer loop walk (11.5km), which also visits the spectacular Meander Falls.

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