Moderate walk to Billy Browns Falls near Huonville, Tasmania

Near Judbury and Huon Bush Retreats.

Take North Huon Road (C619) to Ranelagh where you can get items for a packed lunch at the Ranelagh General Store. Continue on North Huon Road (C619) to Judbury crossroads, turn right onto Judds Creek Road.  Climbing 12km into the sub-alpine forest, the road becomes a rough gravel track. If you have 2WD, stop early and walk the last 1-2 km, with 4WD a high clearance two wheel drive you can get to the trail head.
At the major fork in the road you will see a handwritten sign on your right showing the trail head.
The walking track now climbs for about 700 metres then descends to the bottom of the falls. Sometimes a trickle but after rain good flow creates a spectacle.
Distance: about 2 km.
Time: 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 hrs

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Falls and track head photos: Kevin vanHecke

Other Walks and Waterfalls south from Hobart

Where to stay and eat near Billy Browns Falls

Hosted Bed and Breakfast

After your walk, settle into your private room in this traditional hosted BnB on the edge of Huonville township.

Classic farm cottage above the Huon River, Tasmania

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Castle Forbes Bay
Overlooking the Huon River, just off the highway from Huonvile to Geeveston, this classic farm cottage can be your base to explore the Huon Valley. Hun Rive Country Cottage has three bedrooms to suit couples, families or small groups.

Self contained cabins in a
​private habitat reserve

Self-contained cabins, Eco-positive, Protected forest and wildlife. Private and tranquil, Mid Price
Each cabin is in its own private forest setting. Privacy with a close connection with the peaceful surroundings. Self contained facilities include shower, toilets outdoor bath for two, kitchen,  queen bed, 2 sofas, dining table, CD player, and a cosy wood fire

Riverside Holiday Home
in Huonville, Southern Tasmania

Right on the river's edge in the town of Huonville, is this classic country, 3-bedroom, holiday home. Easy access location but with the river right there, you will feel totally relaxed.

Glamping Tipees

Deluxe Tipees in a private habitat reserve

Strong timber and canvas construction, each in its own private forest setting. Privacy with a close connection with the peaceful surroundings.

Inside, the tipees are very homely, with a couch that converts to a double bed, carpet, coffee table, CD player, linen rack and a cosy wood fire.

Shared facilities include showers, toilets outdoor bath for two, camp kitchen.

Funky Cafe/Restaurant

A modern menu featuring coffee, deserts and meals. Lunches Wed - Sun, Dinner Friday nights. Up to date times and menus on their Facebook.

Apple Museum, Cider, tastings, Whiskey distillery, Cafe/Restaurant

All about apples: Food, drink, history. Morning and afternoon tea, lunches everyday. Dinner Friday nights. Up to date times and menus on their Facebook.

Multi Award Winning Winery and Restaurant

With award-winning wines and a menu overflowing with fresh local and Tasmanian produce.
Lunch most days 12 til 3 (check days on website). The cellar door is open for tastings 7 days a week from 10am to 5pm.