Eurobin Creek to Rollasons Falls Mount Buffalo National Park
Walk Summary
Walk Category: Day
Getting There: Car
Nearest Town: Porepunkah
Walk Area: North East Victoria
Distance from Melbourne GPO: 347 km
Mobile Phone Coverage: Yes but patchy and coverage varies by provider
Walk Details Collated: October 2006
Walk Details Provided By: Benalla Bushwalking Club, Warby Range Bushwalkers, Border Bushwalking Club & Wangaratta Out and About
Walk Description
Rollasons Falls is the gem on Mount Buffalo we all pass by. Involves a 500m climb and descent.
Although Rollasons is only a 2km walk from the road, halfway up Buffalo, this walk starts from the park entrance. The first 2km are fairly steep, rising 350m in about 2km, walking through abundant fern gullies to a fire track. From here the going is easier with views over the Ovens Valley.
There is a short section of road to walk (400m) before we descend to Rollasons Falls. You can visit the upper and lower falls, the latter being a good swimming hole once you have scrambled down to the water's edge, so bring the togs and enjoy.
Retrace your route to descend to the park entrance and the car.
Caution:
The final hundred or so metres to the Falls has a steep drop off with soft edges and is not recommended for very young children
Precautions
The final hundred or so metres to the Falls has a steep drop off with soft edges and is not recommended for very young childrenBest Season
Spring, Summer, AutumnFacilities
Eurobin Creek Picnic Area: 
Rollasons Falls Picnic Area:
Page updated
Wednesday, 14 June 2017Getting There
Drive towards Bright via Hume Highway, Wangaratta and Myrtleford. Take the turn off to Mt Buffalo near Porepunkah. Drive towards Mt Buffalo and stop just short of the Gatehouse.
Further Information
Mobile phone coverage information
Map: Mt Buffalo Forest Activities Map 1:30 000 published by Rooftop Mapping Services
Parks Victoria: Mount Buffalo National Park website
Parks Victoria: Mount Buffalo National Park Visitor Guide
There are seasonal road closures in Mt Buffalo National Park over winter - check with Parks Victoria website for details. As this walk starts at the park entrance it is unlikely that road closures would affect this walk.
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