With a total drop of 80 meters, Mitchell Falls is the second highest waterfall in Western Australia. Set against the red cliffs of the Mitchell Plateau, the water cascades down in segments from great heights, where the white water contrasts beautifully with the red rock formations, forming one of the most stunning landscapes. Every visitor is awed by the majestic and beautiful scenery. Viewing this powerful waterfall is no easy feat — it requires traveling by four-wheel drive to the nearby area, followed by a hike to reach the base. To see the full view of the falls, one must climb to the top.
Mitchell Falls Reason to visit: Australia’s most spectacular tiered waterfall Continent: Oceania Country/Region: Australia State/Province: Western Australia
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