Grampians NP, VIC
1.6 km (0.5 hrs )
★★★☆☆

Silverband Falls at the southern end of Grampians National Park was so named in the 1800s as it resembled a silver band. This short and easy walk heads through a forest of wattle and Stringybark on a relatively level path. The falls were nice to see and unusually do not plunge into a pool of water at the base of the falls, instead disappearing into the rocks.