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The pretty Erskine River, at the foot of the falls, is flanked by ancient ferns, shrubs and native trees, continually moist from the fine mist of water dancing over the rock face. It has inspired thousands of of bush lovers over the decades. Even the poet and novelist Rudyard Kipling wrote of buying a frond of fern “gathered where the Erskine leaps down the road to Lorne”. Erskine Falls Walk - Lorne Time (one way) 3 hours - Distance 7.5 km Organise two cars or a lift for this walk. Don’t try it if water levels are high. Start at the Erskine Falls carpark. Pass Straw Falls and Splitter’s Falls (named after early timber splitter''s) and continue through the natural amphitheatre used last century for church services. Continue to the bridge over the Erskine River in Lorne.
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