For four-wheel drive enthusiasts, Coongarra Rock and Falls offer an exciting opportunity to explore rugged landscapes featuring rocky outcrops, caves, rock pools and native vegetation.
Featuring the stunning granite monolith of the rock itself surrounded by hoop pine vine forest and eucalypt forest. It is possible to climb the rock but should only be attempted by fit and experienced bushwalkers. It is situated 24 kilometres south of Biggenden and Coalstoun Lakes.
Lords Road is the turn off to Coongarra Rock. The road goes to within a short distance of this spectacular outcrop in a dry scrubby State Forest. The road to the falls branches off the road to Coongarra Rock and goes within walking distance of the top of the falls. The roads should only be attempted by four-wheel drive vehicles. Conditions can become hazardous after heavy rain, and visitors should take care at all times. Tracks are narrow in sections, with limited opportunities for vehicles to pass, so caution and preparation are essential.
