Serpentine Falls

Serpentine Falls is a natural waterfall in Serpentine National Park in Western Australia, southwest of the Darling Range and southeast of Perth. It is the park’s principal attraction and a focal point for short walks and picnics.

The site features a main waterfall that drops into a rock pool with surrounding granite outcrops, lookout platforms and a short accessible walking trail from the car park. Picnic and barbecue facilities are provided near the park entrance and the falls are commonly visited on day trips from Perth.

The falls are a natural feature managed as part of Serpentine National Park by the Western Australian parks authority. The area is notable for local native vegetation and seasonal wildflowers in spring.

Geographically the falls sit in the Darling Range within Serpentine National Park, approximately 55 kilometres southeast of central Perth and accessible by sealed road and a brief walk from the park car park.

• Distance from Perth: Located within Serpentine National Park roughly 55 kilometres southeast of Perth, making it a common day-trip destination from the city.
• Visitor facilities: Site includes a short walking trail, lookout platforms and a picnic area; the main pool below the falls has been used for informal swimming when conditions allow.