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Meekadarabee Walk

Star 3.7 (16 Google reviews)

Meekadarabee Walk

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Open 24 Hours
Cape to Cape Walk Track, Yebble WA 6284
Star 3.7
Phone 08 9321 6088
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Please note: Visitors are advised that the Meekadarabee Falls walk trail is no longer accessible due to safety risks.

Meekadarabee was known to Aboriginal people as ‘The Bathing Place of the Moon’ and there is a fascinating legend about the moss-covered waterfall and the small cave behind it. 


The falls are no longer visible nor accessible due to safety risks and geological changes; however, the nearby Ellenbrook on Mokidup Heritage Site is open to visitors, and you can stroll a beautiful section of the Cape to Cape Track which runs nearby as an excellent alternative walk.

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Star 3.7 (16 Google reviews)
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Ryzza 07 October 2021

Such a beautiful place. Even though there is no real waterfall its amazing.

Meekadarabee was known to Aboriginal people as ‘The Bathing Place of the Moon’ and there is a fascinating legend about the moss-covered waterfall and the small cave behind it. 


The falls are no longer visible nor accessible due to safety risks and geological changes; however, the nearby Ellenbrook on Mokidup Heritage Site is open to visitors, and you can stroll a beautiful section of the Cape to Cape Track which runs nearby as an excellent alternative walk.

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Russ Tee 30 July 2022

Picturesque, you enter and it’s like you’re teleported to some totally different place. Green and lush peaceful

Meekadarabee was known to Aboriginal people as ‘The Bathing Place of the Moon’ and there is a fascinating legend about the moss-covered waterfall and the small cave behind it. 


The falls are no longer visible nor accessible due to safety risks and geological changes; however, the nearby Ellenbrook on Mokidup Heritage Site is open to visitors, and you can stroll a beautiful section of the Cape to Cape Track which runs nearby as an excellent alternative walk.

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Richard W 04 July 2020

600m along a well-constructed pathway, this track is suitable for all fitness levels and has no stairs. The trail itself is quaint and follows Ellen's Brook, but the "waterfall" is non-existent regardless of the time of year. Consider the journey, not the destination!

Meekadarabee was known to Aboriginal people as ‘The Bathing Place of the Moon’ and there is a fascinating legend about the moss-covered waterfall and the small cave behind it. 


The falls are no longer visible nor accessible due to safety risks and geological changes; however, the nearby Ellenbrook on Mokidup Heritage Site is open to visitors, and you can stroll a beautiful section of the Cape to Cape Track which runs nearby as an excellent alternative walk.

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Jack Baker 01 January 2022

Aboriginal Cultural significant site with a storybook in English and notes from Ellen Bussel at the site. Enter from Ellenbrook homestead. Google map position is wrong.

Meekadarabee was known to Aboriginal people as ‘The Bathing Place of the Moon’ and there is a fascinating legend about the moss-covered waterfall and the small cave behind it. 


The falls are no longer visible nor accessible due to safety risks and geological changes; however, the nearby Ellenbrook on Mokidup Heritage Site is open to visitors, and you can stroll a beautiful section of the Cape to Cape Track which runs nearby as an excellent alternative walk.

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