The Toorongo Falls Scenic Reserve was originally a border of two Aboriginal tribes – the Wurundjeri of the Kulin Nation to the west, and the Braiakaulung of the Kurnai nation, who lived on the river flats of the Latrobe Valley. Many culturally significant sites remain among the tall gums, dense ferns, moss-cloaked boulders and, of course, the rushing river. You can walk, picnic and camp here, and there are two waterfalls to visit. The first is Toorongo Falls, which encompasses a 1.5-kilometre return route that will take you roughly 40 minutes in total. Once you’ve reached these falls, you can also continue up the track to Amphitheatre Falls, which tacks on an additional 15–30 minutes. There are campsites en route to the walk’s starting point, should you like to stay awhile.