Yannathan Falls is a waterfall located in the Otway Ranges of Victoria, Australia. The waterfall, situated on the Cumberland River (Northern Branch), consists of 2 drops, each measuring and , with a total height of .
Description and access The waterfall was named by waterfall researcher Philip Larkin, with "Yannathan" being an Aboriginal word reputedly meaning "to walkabout, ramble or roam".
The waterfall can be reached via unmaintained walking tracks starting at T W Spur Track or Curtis Track, passing several other waterfalls in the area.
See also Carisbrook Falls Swallow Cave Falls Erskine Falls Sheoak Falls Lower Kalimna Falls
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