Taggarty Cascades, Yarra Ranges, Victoria, Australia. The Beeches Rainforest Walk, 15km from Marysville along Lady Talbot Drive, is a stunning and surreal 4km circuit walk through ancient rainforests filled with moss covered 300-year-old myrtle beech trees, idyllic waterfalls and streams.Victoria. Australia. The Beeches Rainforest Walk, 15km from Marysville along Lady Talbot Drive, is a stunning and surreal 4km circuit walk through ancient rainforests filled with moss covered 300-year-old myrtle beech trees, idyllic waterfalls and streams.Victoria. Australia. The Beeches Rainforest Walk, 15km from Marysville along Lady Talbot Drive, is a stunning and surreal 4km circuit walk through ancient rainforests filled with moss covered 300-year-old myrtle beech trees, idyllic waterfalls and streams.Victoria. Australia. The Beeches Rainforest Walk, 15km from Marysville along Lady Talbot Drive, is a stunning and surreal 4km circuit walk through ancient rainforests filled with moss covered 300-year-old myrtle beech trees, idyllic waterfalls and streams.Victoria. Australia. The Beeches Rainforest Walk, 15km from Marysville along Lady Talbot Drive, is a stunning and surreal 4km circuit walk through ancient rainforests filled with moss covered 300-year-old myrtle beech trees, idyllic waterfalls and streams.Victoria. Australia. The Beeches Rainforest Walk, 15km from Marysville along Lady Talbot Drive, is a stunning and surreal 4km circuit walk through ancient rainforests filled with moss covered 300-year-old myrtle beech trees, idyllic waterfalls and streams.Yarra Ranges. Victoria. Australia. The ‘Black Spur’ is an iconic stretch of road which bisects the Yarra Ranges between Healesville and Marysville. Its lazy curves wind around soaring majestic mountain ash trees that appear to reach the heavens; hugging and guarding the winding road as you drive through.Cora Lynn Falls. Victoria. Australia. Framed by tree ferns and myrtle beech, Cora Lynn Falls is a magical cascading waterfall on the Cumberland Walk in the Yarra Ranges National Park near Marysville.Marysville. Victoria. Australia. Keppel’s Lookout view of the picturesque town of Marysville (lower half of photo) with the Cathedral Range, a spectacular 7 km ridge of sharply upturned sedimentary rock in the background.Victoria’s highest waterfall, ‘Steaveson Falls’. Powered by the force of the mightily Steaveson river, it falls over three levels from a height of 83 metres to a rock pool brimming with ferns. Marysville. Victoria. Australia.Victoria’s highest waterfall, ‘Steaveson Falls’. Powered by the force of the mightily Steaveson river, it falls over three levels from a height of 83 metres to a rock pool brimming with ferns. Marysville. Victoria. Australia.Yarra Valley. Australia. View of the Yarra Valley with the mountains of the Yarra Ranges National Park in the background. The Maroondah highway winds it way through the Yarra Valley and views along the route include world famous wineries and many grazing cattle.
