Won Wondah Falls

Won Wondah Falls is a small, single-drop waterfall on Henderson Creek in Great Otway National Park. It comes early on the walk from Sheoak Picnic Area to Henderson Falls, so think of it as a short stop along the way rather than a separate outing. The drop is about 7.5 metres, but the water can be hard to see from the viewing platform.

The combined walk to Henderson Falls is about 1.8 km each way and takes roughly 1 to 2 hours. It starts at the Sheoak Picnic Area car park and follows a gentle track with small rises. That distance covers the route past Won Wondah to Henderson; there is no separate Won Wondah-only route length confirmed.

A viewing platform looks into a wooded ravine at the cascade. Vegetation often partly screens the falls, so don't count on a clear, open view or an easy waterfall photo. Use the platform view as it is; visitors often find that the setting is easier to take in than the water itself.

The track continues past a giant eucalypt and finishes in a fern gully in front of Henderson Falls. Several visitors treat Won Wondah as the smaller first stop and recommend walking on to the larger falls. If you're making the trip, the walk beyond this platform is the bigger payoff.