“Crystal Shower Falls’

Crystal Shower Falls

The beautiful Crystal Shower Falls located within the lush rainforest of  Dorrigo National Park. Approximately 1 hour from Coffs Harbour on the north coast of NSW, this waterfall is accessible via a 3.5km return walk (1-2 hours) from the Dorrigo Rainforest Centre. You can find more information from the NSW National Parks & Wildlife Service here. This image is now available for sale as a canvas print, or fine art photographic print. Cheers, Gary.

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