New South Wales, Australia.

My best mate lives in Canberra.  We’re both true born lovers of adventure and the outdoors.  And on every opportunity that we get, we’ll venture off exploring the unknows.

Several years ago we went on a 2 day camping trips in New South Wales.  We came across a river, and started exploring it by wading along it’s rocky edges, as well as walking through waist deep water.  After a 30-minute hike we ended up at this previously unknown, and unmapped waterfall.  We were both ecstatic!  We had just discovered our own new waterfall.  We scrambled down the slippery rocks, and I spend a good 45 minutes photographing these falls. 

We visited somewhere in autumn, meaning the river intensity was at its lowest.  I would love to return one day in spring, after the melting snow increases the rivers displacement of water and these waterfalls must be even more impressive.

Until today we haven’t disclosed the exact location of these falls to anyone.  And upon checking a couple of months back, it still remains unmapped.  Forever Friends, our hidden secret!