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If we had to pick Litchfield’s No. 1 tourist attraction, it would be Wangi Falls. This segmented waterfall and the pristine nature it’s surrounded by will leave you speechless. You can enjoy trail roads, camping, and picnic facilities during your visit, but keep in mind that swimming isn’t always allowed.
Florence Falls
Florence Falls is another spectacular double-plunge waterfall that you can find at this national park. It’s extremely popular with swimmers thanks to the plunge pool it offers, but it’s important to be careful because there’s no lifeguard on the premises.
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This scenic waterfall cascades over two high slopes into a deep plunge pool, and it’s truly a sight to behold. It offers the same facilities you can find at the previous two destinations, but what makes it special is the fact it’s home to a colony of rare bats.
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