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STIRLING FALLS
Stirling Falls is the second tallest waterfall at a towering 155 metres high. This waterfall drapes off a steep cliff face highlighting the unique rock formations of Milford Sound. On a rainy day, Stirling Falls can be quite powerful, on a sunny day, there will be less water, but you will still be able to see it as it is the second of only two permanent waterfalls in Milford Sound. To feel the full force of Stirling falls and to get a famous Milford ‘glacial facial’ make sure you grab your raincoat and stand on the front of our Nature Cruise.
This amazing waterfall pours over the cliff face and falls dramatically into the fiord below.
Amazing view with all the native plants and ferns growing around the falls.
The water spreads out as it falls across the face of the rugged cliff face, so special to see.
Looking back across at the colours of nature, green fauna, spray of the water and the sound it just spectacular.
Getting a better view of the base of Stirling Falls with the fiord and the native bush covering the sides.
Here you can see how how much water pours over the edge creating this amazing and powerful waterfall.
Mid section of falls as it pour over a rock edge and into the fiord below.
Heavy sprays of water falls in and across the base of the falls, as you stand underneath on the boats.
Stirling Falls from a distance, showing the drop from the top of the high cliffs.
