Wangandary - Briens Gorge Falls / Jubilee Falls
The falls are located in the Warby-Ovens National Park. The falls are named Briens Gorge Falls or Jubilee Falls.
Briens Gorge is a picnic spot set in a delightful valley with a nearby waterfall of the same name. The short 1km return walk to the foot of the falls is over a stony track. There are tables and fireplace at the picnic ground.
The waterfall is quite often dry and can only be seen after heavy rain. The water flows over rocks for approximately 25 - 30 metres. The water disappears at the base of the falls seemingly into the ground, resurfacing in nearby springs.
How to get there
Warby‐Ovens National Park is 240km north east of Melbourne and 10km west of Wangaratta. It is best accessed from Wangaratta via Wangandary and Yarrawonga Roads.
From Wangaratta turn left onto the Wanarrata - Yarrawonga Road and follow this for 2km until the Wangandry Road is reached on the left. Turn left onto this road and then follow this until Jubilee Road is reached on the left. Turn into Jubilee Road, then left into Grandview Road and follow the track past the Golf Course to the parking area where there are picnic tables and a fire place. It is at the end of this road.
Access for Dogs:
Dogs and other pets are not permitted in the park.
(Photo by Visit Victoria)
Location
Grandview Road, Wangandary 3678 Map
Web Links
→ Warby-Ovens National Park (Parks Victoria)
→ Warby-Ovens National Park - Park note (PDF)
→ www.parks.vic.gov.au/places-to-see/sites/briens-gorge
