St. Columba Falls

St. Columba Falls is part of the St. Columba Falls State Reserve, featuring picnic and toilet facilities. This is definitely one of Tasmania’s favourite waterfalls, and with a height of approximately 90 meters, it’s one of the highest ones as well. 55 minutes from Derby by car, (10 minutes past the Pyengana Dairy). A short 20-minute walk.

Frolic in the Cascade River
Frolic in the Cascade River
Try your luck at a spot of fishing
Try your luck at a spot of fishing
Kayak or raft on the Ringarooma River
Kayak or raft on the Ringarooma River
Swimming in the Ringarooma River
Swimming in the Ringarooma River
Fossick for gems
Fossick for gems
Discover the Derby Tunnel
Discover the Derby Tunnel
Explore the Blue Derby Mountain Bike Trails
Explore the Blue Derby Mountain Bike Trails
Become a history buff at the Derby School Museum
Become a history buff at the Derby School Museum
The Briseis Hole Trail
The Briseis Hole Trail
The Pump Track
The Pump Track
Sip lattes and sample local delights at Derby’s cafés
Sip lattes and sample local delights at Derby’s cafés
Admire the scale of Mount Paris Dam
Admire the scale of Mount Paris Dam
Walk to the Cascade Dam
Walk to the Cascade Dam
Climb up Mount Stronach
Climb up Mount Stronach
Lake Derby Floating Sauna
Lake Derby Floating Sauna
Taste the award-winning cheese at the Pyengana Dairy
Taste the award-winning cheese at the Pyengana Dairy
Ralph Falls
Ralph Falls
St. Columba Falls
St. Columba Falls
Walk to Halls Falls
Walk to Halls Falls
Traverse the walking trails in the Blue Tier Reserve
Traverse the walking trails in the Blue Tier Reserve
Appreciate the wood carvings at Legerwood
Appreciate the wood carvings at Legerwood
Cruise the North East Rail Trail
Cruise the North East Rail Trail
Bridestowe Lavender Farm
Bridestowe Lavender Farm
Tour the famous local wineries
Tour the famous local wineries
Take a road trip to Mount William National Park and the Bay of Fires
Take a road trip to Mount William National Park and the Bay of Fires
Little Blue Lake (South Mt Cameron)
Little Blue Lake (South Mt Cameron)