At 59 metres, Agnes Falls are the highest single span falls in Victoria.

Agnes Falls Scenic Reserve protects a small remnant of the forests that once covered the Strzelecki Ranges.

Tall Southern Blue Gums together with Blackwood and Silver Wattles grow within the sheltered gorge and along the banks of the Agnes River.

Agnes Falls Scenic Reserve is situated 196km southeast of Melbourne. It is reached from the South Gippsland Highway at Toora by following Silcocks Hill Road. Alternatively, the reserve can be reached from Welshpool via Slade Hill Road and Hazel Park Road.

The highest single span falls in Victoria, Agnes Falls cascade 59 metres over rocks into a deep gorge in the Strzelecki Ranges. Take the short walk through the blue gum forest to the viewing area overlooking the falls or pack a picnic and take in the view from the grassy banks of the Agnes River.

The Agnes Falls Scenic Reserve provides a habitat to support many different species of birds. The canopy of tall eucalypts provides food and nesting areas for a variety of birds including honeyeaters. The understorey composed of tall shrubs and small trees is home to the Eastern Yellow Robin. Watch for the playful antics of the Grey Fantail as it darts and spirals in and out of trees in its quest for food. The forest also echoes the calls of the Laughing Kookaburra, Currawong, and Crimson Rosella.

Agnes Falls Scenic Reserve protects a small remnant of the forests that once covered the Strzelecki Ranges. Tall Southern Blue Gums together with Blackwood and Silver Wattles grow within the sheltered gorge and along the banks of the Agnes River.

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