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MEANDER FALLS The Great Western Tiers
The uphill climb has its scenic benefits. Rising quickly, the vegetation changes considerably with the altitude. For example, examples of Tree Fern are only prevalent for the first 30 minutes of the walk. The walk follows the Meander River virtually all the way apart for a steep section near where the track reaches the plateau. About half an hour from the base of the falls. You will no doubt want plenty of breaks before reaching here.
The track passes about 50 metres east of the river and in most places high above it. However, there are plenty of opportunities to take pictures which can only be describes as pristine. The temptation is great to stop. It is best to take them on the way up. The descent can be bone crunching.
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