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Avid adventurers have uncovered what could be described as the best hidden waterfall in Australia - although not for much longer, it seems.

The spectacular waterfall lies deep within the Brisbane Water National Park at Woy Woy on the New South Wales Central Coast, however it is not the famed Kariong Brook Falls which is located nearby. 

The natural wonder is billed as the perfect spot to cool off in after a day of bushwalking with the water cascading down into a striking rock pool.

© Provided by Daily MailA spectacular waterfall north of Sydney that cascades down into a rock pool has been uncovered by avid adventurers

© Provided by Daily MailThe striking waterfall is accessible by walking from a parking spot at the intersection of Tunnel Fire Trail and Woy Woy Road

Adventure blog Walk My World has pieced together a step-by-step guide to finding the waterfall. 

Tourists can access the stunning location by walking from a parking spot at the Tunnel Fire Trail turn off on Woy Woy Road. 

The walk to the waterfall is about 5.4kilometres round trip and is not described as being difficult as most of the route is flat.

From the parking spot, there is about a 1km walk down the fire trail until bushwalkers reach a gate they can walk through.

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About 700metres later, tourists will find a junction with signs for a number of trails including the Tunnel Track and Rocky Ponds.  

Walk My World advises bushwalkers to turn left and continue down an unmarked track to a dead end with a pylon.

The waterfall is located at Woy Woy on the New South Wales central coast and is easily accessible on foot although bushwalkers are advised to take safety precautions

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To the right of the pylon is a path that continues down to a shallow creek that bushwalkers can follow to where they catch a glimpse of the trough pool.

About 100metres down the creek there is a dead end. To the right is a narrow and rocky bush track - which can become muddy after heavy rainfall - taking bushwalkers down to the waterfall and pool.

The final stretch is a narrow ledge which can become wet and muddy.  

Tourists are advised to take safety precautions when jumping in for a dip as the ledge beside the pool is narrow and drops down to large rocks underneath.

The area surrounding the pool is also described as being small and not conducive to large crowds. While the pool is said to be perfect for a waterfall shower and to cool off, it is too small for swimming.