1. Madden Falls, Dharawal National Park

Previously off-limits to the public, Madden falls is one of New South Wales best kept secrets.

2. Red Cedar Falls, Dorrigo National Park

This gem is located just an hour and 20 minutes outside of Coffs harbour and is surrounded by some of the oldest trees in NSW.

3. Wollomombi Falls, Oxley Wild Rivers national Park

This is the highest waterfall in NSW. It’s estimated that it takes an entire 22 seconds for the water to fall 260 metres.

4. Gloucester Falls, Barrington Tops National Park

Only three hours out from Sydney and a short 1.8 km walk, you can be treated to the twin drops of Gloucester Falls, which is also home to plenty of native wildlife.

5. Minyon Falls, Nightcap National Park

Minyon Falls is just an hour of out of the laidback coastal town of Byron Bay and is dotted with walking tracks and lookouts.

6. Fitzroy Falls, Morton National Park

If you’re looking for a thrill, the main lookout at Morton National Park is right above Fitzrtoy Falls. Note: not for those with a fear of heights.

7. Ebor Falls, Guy Fawkes River National Park

While it may be a beautiful sight to see, this one’s for the die-hards who are willing to trek seven hours outside of Sydney.