Website:https://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/things-to-do/lookouts/tia-falls-lookout-and-picnic-area (Website)
Description:Tia River is a tributary river that dumps its water over one of the most spectacular waterfalls in the New England area. These waters run into the Apsley River after negotiating a long narrow mini ravine that can be viewed from the many platforms that the National Parks and Wildlife Service have recently upgraded. This is still part of the Oxley Wild Rivers National Park. From Walcha take the Oxley Highway east towards Port Macquarie. At 37 km take the turn to the left, 1.5 km beyond the roadside rest area on the right just beyond the bridge of Tia River. It is approx 7 km along a gravel road to Tia Falls. Facilities: picnic tables, barbeques, clean toilets, constructed walking tracks and camping areas.
Jurisdictions::FILM NEW ENGLAND NORTH WEST, Walcha Council, NSW National Parks and Wildlife
