Silverband Falls

From Silverband Falls Carpark on Silverband Road, the walk is roughly 1.4 to 1.6 kilometres return and usually takes 30 to 45 minutes. The track is generally easy and fairly flat, with natural rocky or uneven surfaces and a small bridge or creek crossing. The falls are at the end of the walk. Take time to watch the water disappear among the rocks and reappear farther downstream. This is a walk, not a drive-up viewpoint, so wear shoes with grip, especially after rain.

There is parking at the carpark, but this is a simple nature stop rather than a serviced picnic precinct. Bring drinking water, snacks, sun protection and a light layer. The base is rocky and damp, so treat it as a viewing area rather than a swimming hole or scrambling route. Dogs are not allowed in the national park. Silverband Falls is worth adding to a Halls Gap day, especially when water is running, but it is easy to overrate in a dry spell and it does not have the scale of MacKenzie Falls.