Spanny Falls
A pair of falls near Pont Cassé, the first an easy walk and the second a scramble beyond.
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Spanny Falls, sometimes called Spanny's Twin Falls, are two waterfalls on the same stream in the interior near Pont Cassé: the first is a ten-minute walk from the road and drops into a broad pool with a rock ledge people jump from, and the second is further upstream and needs a scramble and usually a guide. Both sit in dense forest and the water is cold. The first fall is one of the easier waterfall visits on an island where most involve river walking.
What you actually see
- The first fall - a short walk from the road into a broad swimming pool.
- The jumping ledge - the rock shelf beside the first pool.
- The second fall - the upstream drop reached by scrambling with a guide.
- The forest setting - dense interior woodland around both falls.
When to go
December to April is drier and the trail is less muddy. Heavy rain raises the stream and closes the upper route. Mornings are quietest.
Honest expectations
The trail to the second falls is unmarked and a guide is effectively required. The path is muddy and slippery after any rain. Facilities amount to a parking spot on the road.
Nearby
Pont Cassé is west, and Emerald Pool is northwest.
What to pack for Spanny Falls
Chosen from what this place is for. Tap a kit for the full checklist.
Opening times, ticket prices and seasonal closures change - check the official source before you go: official site.


