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| Rubicon State Forest, Eildon, Victoria 3713, Australia
In the creek at Snobs Creek Falls near Lake Eildon in Victoria, Australia
Snobs Creek Falls (also referred to as Snobs Falls) from the middle of the shallow stream above the falls, and the viewing platform directly below the rock outcrop, as well as the nearby cascades. Taken in winter, a few days after rainfall.
Waterfalls, Victoria, Australia, Snobs Creek Falls
Location: Snobs Creek Road, near Thornton, 140 km (approx. 2 hr 10 minute drive) north-east of the Melbourne CBD.
Getting there: Snobs Creek Road is located along the Goulburn Valley Hwy between Thornton and Eildon. The falls are roughly 7 km from the Snobs Creek Road turnoff. Roads near the falls are dirt road, but accessible to 2WD vehicles. From Melbourne, the quickest route is via Maroondah Hwy.
Snobs Creek Falls (Eildon)
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Snobs Creek Falls - February, 2018
Snobs Creek Falls near Lake Eildon. Video shot February, 2018
Snobs Creek Falls Near Eildon, Vic
Took a drive to Eildon and discovered these falls at Snobs Creek.
Snobs Creek Falls - July 19, 2013
Eildon is a popular place for motorcyclists as the roads that ring the small hamlet two hours north of Melbourne are some of the best in Australia.
A less known little side feature located up Snobs Creek Road is Snobs Creek Falls.
6km from the corner of Goulburn Valley Highway, 3km of which is generally well graded gravel, Snobs Creek Falls emerges from thick bush just down from the Cascades and spills out over a very impressive drop and lookout across the Goulburn Valley.
We took a ride up there this morning, as after heavy rain overnight we figured it would be charging, and we were right!
Snobs Creek falls victoria
Snobs Creek Falls are in victoria.you get here up a dirt road with lots of old root holes where cars have been stuck at one time but the falls are almost has far has you can go up the track.The falls them selves are then down 25 steps and the rapids are on the track side,which is where all the noise comes from. The falls drop about 45 feet then drop again
Lake Eildon and Snobs creek falls
A panoramic view of Lake Eildon followed by Snobs creek falls, only a short drive from the lake.
Snob Creek Falls, Eildon, Victoria
A brief little wander to see the waterfall at Snob's Creek, Eildon, Rubicon Park, Victoria, Australia.
Misty mountain-top day when we popped up.
Trip to Lake Mountain Alpine Resort and Snobs Creek Falls
Lake Mountain (Marysville) is Melbourne's closest Alpine Resort, offering family friendly, seasonal activities all year round. Skiing & sledding in winter, plus hiking & mountain biking in summer.
Snobs Creek Falls - Eildon, Mt Morris, Rubicon State Forest, Thornton (Victoria, Australia)
Lake Eildon Valve Testing 09/10/2012
Lake Eildon Valve Testing 09/10/2012, Lake was at approx 99.50% Full, Gates were not tested on this day, only the two valves
Snobs Creek Falls
Snobs Creek falls after lots of rain 2016
Snobs Creek Falls at the top
Checking out the falls from the metal walkway and lookout .
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PROTECT THE RUBICON AND SNOBS CREEK VALLEYS
The Rubicon and Snobs Creek Valleys are being targeted for massive clear-fell logging by the State government logging corporation VicForests. Both valleys along with the neighboring Cathedral Range Park form the backbone of the local tourist industry. At current logging rates the entire Rubicon State Forest will be logged out within 3 years. The trees logged in the valleys is going to feed the government owned saw-mill at Heyfield and the paper factory of the giant NIPPON PAPER group maker of the REFLEX PAPER brand.
If the issues shown in this video concern you, call the Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews and tell him to stop the logging.
Whitey's Adventure At The Snobs Creek Hatchery
G'day folks, Whitey here.
I recently went on an adventure to the Snobs Creek Hatchery. Here's a little video to show you some of the things I did while I was there.
Snobs Creek Falls
Snobs Creek Falls (also known as Snobs Falls) has a spectacular viewing platform that is fixed into the rock face on one side of the falls,