Lal Lal Falls Lookout

Its not well kept with weeds and tall grass interfering with the view. Had a fair amount of water flowing fiercely over the waterfall.

A bit overrated I’d say.
Depending on the season the view could be very pleasant or very average.
Be aware of the if you visit this place in dry season, they won’t leave you alone for a minute

So beautiful! On approach you don't expect to see a waterfall in any shape or form and then the fabulous falls come into view! Park on the reserve side (that has facilities) as the view from that side is clearer

No clear signage of paths. Plenty of space for picnics etc. Falls have a lot of water at the moment. Toilets are good.

Easy 2 minute walk to the lookout, if you want to go to the base off the fall, it is steep in places and will take 10 minutes one way

This is water fall located in a remote area, nice view and landscaping, there is a place to do BBQ, further you can walk down the waterfall almost 3km walk along the canyon.

Huge rocky creek and tall waterfall, there is seating, bathrooms, good parking and shade there to enjoy a few hours there. When I went (January) there wasn't much water but was still pretty nice and it looks like it isn't always like that, just the viewing platform is very far away from the waterfall itself compared to many other falls in Victoria, and the second lookout was closed and hasn't been maintained but it didn't look like the view would have been that differant anyways. Still a great visit if in the area

Lal Lal Falls Lookout is beautiful. Whether your there to take in the Natural beauty or the Hydrogeology, it's a lovely place to visit. Nature at it's best

Really nice! It wasn’t a crazy flow of water when I went but still really pretty.you drive up to a car park which doesn’t look like much, there’s a toilet block… but maybe 200metres there’s the lookout, There’s a sign saying to not go down but you can and it’s fine.also drove to the other side in order to find Granite falls which wasn’t worth it at all because you have to walk into the gorge.and the waterfall wasn’t much, but on the way found the way to the top of Lal Lal falls! Really easy and sturdy to get to. Stick to dry rocks and you’ll be fine.

Beautiful Falls. Shame it's been dubbed too dangerous to get to the bottom. Hike through fields orienteering to get to the nearby Moorabool Falls was a beautiful stroll.

Very pretty falls and they were running extremely well the day we visited thanks to some recent falls of rain. A nice walk and all close to the car park.

The walking tracks and information could be better maintained and more informative. Very easy to get lost as there’s very little signage etc.

Is nice, but is a fair drive just to see one waterfall. Would recommend to go if you are already in the area.

It's a rare treat to see these waterfalls with lots of water.
Most of the year they are dry.
But absolutely awesome when going full flow.

The two Traditional Owners of the lands within the Corangamite Region are the Wadawurrung and Eastern Maar. Beautiful Lal Lal falls meaning running water.
Easy to find location and not a far walk to the observation deck, playground and picnic ground with public toilets.

Good place to visit with kids, open playground, good track, beautiful waterfall and reasonably good toilets

Very wet under foot in places. Otherwise, what a site to see a hop, a skip, and a drive from my back yard.

Some the walkways are not in use. Would have been great if the were open. Lot of trees were cut recently. Would have been great to see some new plants

Go after or during wet days to get best experience. Has colonial sketches and photos from 1800's. Picnic area, BBQ under cover and toilets.

It was a wet drizzly day but was good except for the paths they were muddy and flooded in some places need to be raised so water doesn't Pool. If your disabled not acceptable access unsafe.