Erskine Falls Lorne

... lovely.  After making our own brekkie (finally decided to buy our own stuff - it's so much cheaper), we drove to Erskine Falls which were looking a bit sad due to the water shortage, and then drove back to Melbourne via Airy's Inlet, Bells ...

... It was great (other than having to use the outdoor loo, no running water). On the 5th we decided to do a quick walk to see Erskine falls which turned into a 7.5 km walk, over rivers, with no real path, and then ended up all the way back in Lorne. We had ...

... the van and packed our belongings, ready for our imminent seperation, and headed back up the steep cliffside road to Erskine Falls - one of Victoria's premier waterfall destinations apparently! It was rich in water, unlike the other Aussie falls we'd ...

... back to the camp site for a few beers and a bbq. The following morning and we went exploring the area around Lorne, going up the Erskine Falls, Teddy Point look out, and hunting for Koala's. We then completed the Great Ocean Road, stopping at Torquay for ...

... , french beatniks and even a chap from el salvador. we were certainly away from the east coast booze trail. we had the 35m erskine falls above the village to ourselves as the sun went down, and then walked the beach in the moody half-light. ...

... dinner we stopped at a tourist info center to gather some maps for next time and found that just up the road was amazing Erskine Falls, a short but steep climb that we were told was worth it.  So with a belly full of chips and worries that the ...

Walked around Lorne, up to Erskine falls fed the birds parrots and lorikeets in the hostel..also i decided to sleep rough im my hammock just in the woods out the back of the hostel....was pretty ...

... . The next day Roger took Bailey (Elaine’s Grandchild) and I a drive further up in the hills, where we walked to Erskine Falls. And that afternoon I travelled back to Sydney… the trip was long, consisting of the coach to Geelong, the train ...

... really for those who suffer from vertigo. On day 2 we indulged in some forest trail walking where we visited the picturesque Erskine Falls, well worth the trip down to the bottom.  We also headed to Cape Otway Lighthouse.  The lighthouse ...

... , and the locals were out and about either taking their morning strolls or having brekkie like us. After brekkie, we drove to nearby Erskine Falls. To reach the falls, we had to hike down a few hundred meters through some soggy tracks. When we ...