On the northern side, you can enjoy a barbecue or camp overnight. To get there, follow the left path at the fork in the road, then turn right and continue down to the pool. Eagle Rock Falls is about three kilometres downstream from the pool and features a stunning two-tiered waterfall. The water drops 12 metres into a clear pool before cascading another 60 metres, forming an impressive canyon.

The rough and rocky track to the falls requires a vehicle with good clearance, but the scenic beauty is worth the effort. At the end of the road, you’ll find a clearing with a breathtaking view of the valley and the falls. Adventurous visitors can hike down into the valley to experience the pools and falls from below. Note that vehicle access to the bottom of the valley is not available, ensuring a pristine natural experience. A road permit is required and can be obtained at the Newman Visitor Centre for a gold coin donation.