Sherbrooke Falls in mid-Summer

The world-famous Sherbrooke Falls, 40 km east of central Melbourne,  are well worth a visit at any time of the year.

Loczted in the Dandenong Ranges National Park, the main 4 km (return) walking track from the Falls Picnic Ground passes through magnificent tall timber and ferns, following the Sherbrooks Creek Gully.

I went over to the Falls on Tuesday afternnoon January 18, 2011, with plenty of water tumbling down the rocks under the viewing platform.

Back at the Picnic Ground, the local parrots were out in full force, waiting for seeds, even though Parks Victoria has placed notices asking that visitors not feed the birds.

Despite this, some visitors blatantly ignore the regulations and bring large bags of seed.

See all of the Photos of my visit