Dangar Falls
New South Wales
At a Glance
About Dangar Falls
Dangar Falls is a striking 30 m plunge waterfall on Bielsdown River just 1.7 km north of the Dorrigo township. The falls plunge over a basalt edge into a dark swimming hole at the base, accessible via a short trail. It is one of the most accessible waterfalls in the New England–Dorrigo region and popular for swimming in summer.
Dangar Falls Safety & Warnings
["Swimming hole can have undercurrents","Falls can be slippery near the edge — stay behind barriers"]
Getting to Dangar Falls
Drive 1.7 km north of Dorrigo town centre on Coramba Road. Dorrigo is 100 km west of Coffs Harbour via Waterfall Way.
Dangar Falls Highlights
Activities at Dangar Falls
History of Dangar Falls
Dangar Falls is a natural waterfall on the Bielsdown River near Dorrigo in the New England region of NSW. The falls flow over a basalt geological formation, creating the distinctive 30 m plunge into a deep swimming hole below. The site has become a popular regional attraction due to its accessibility and reliable water flow from the surrounding catchment.
Tips for visiting Dangar Falls
Dangar Falls is a quick stop but highly rewarding. Combine with Crystal Shower Falls in Dorrigo National Park (10 km south) for a full day of waterfall walking.