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Girrikool waterfall with a lot of water
This is a beautiful walk with many waterfalls, along the bottom and top of cliff lines, with a suspension bridge and lovely wildflowers. It starts at a picnic area, so its a great place to have lunch as well.
Hiker wearing a wide brim hat and sunglasses beside Piles Creek at Girrakool
Father carrying a smiling baby beside a cascading waterfall on the Piles Creek loop
Mother and baby in a carrier smiling in front of a fast flowing Girrakool waterfall
Hiker pauses on a stepping stone crossing watching ducks on Piles Creek
Girrikool waterfall
Piles Creek rushing over rock shelves beside a stepping stone crossing
Great North Walk trail sign marking the Piles Creek and Girrakool Loop junction
Beautiful tree at piles creek loop
Beautiful tree at piles creek loop
suspension bridge at girrikool piles creek loop
small waterfall at girrikool piles creek loop
Banksias at Girrikool Piles loop
Banksias at Girrikool Piles loop
Banksias at Girrikool Piles loop
Leaning tree trunk arching low over a puddle on the Piles Creek loop track
small waterfall at girrikool piles creek loop
Girrikool waterfall with so much water
Girrikool waterfall with so much water

What does Girrakool mean?

Girrakool is a local aboriginal word that means "Place of Waters", an apt name for this walk with many waterfalls.

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This walk is on Darkinjung country. Good Architect acknowledges the Darkinjung people as the Traditional Custodians of this land and we pay our respects to Elders, past, present and emerging. Darkinjung Land Council.