What's On Fitzroy Falls

What's on in Fitzroy Falls


The delightful village of Fitzroy Falls is located in the Southern Highlands Region of New South Wales about 135 km south-west of Sydney. The township is perfectly positioned near the north-east corner of the Morton National Park and is close to Bowral and Mittagong. The famous waterfall at Fitzroy Falls was found by Charles Throsby, who was one of the first explorers and farmers in the district. He discovered the falls in 1818 while travelling through the area to Jervis Bay. The famous Morton National Park has fabulous scenery has steep and deep forested gorges, rugged sandstone cliffs and four rivers passing through it - The Shoalhaven, Endrick, Clyde and Kangaroo Rivers. The small village of Intro Falls is situated on the main road connecting Nowra and Kangaroo Valley. It is a favourite stopping place for tourists to break their journey by exploring the falls. The surrounding Fitzroy Falls Reserve was absorbed into the Morton National Park in the 1960s. The area is administered by the National Parks and Wildlife Service of New South Wales who maintain the facilities around the falls and run a well-developed visitors`centre. The area is very popular for canoeing, bushwalking, camping, swimming and kayaking.


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