Cascade Creek

Usually a docile river in summer and autumn, and downright sluggish in winter, the Cascade Creek gets its name for the raging torrent it becomes in spring. Winding through the South West of the High Country, it passes by the end of Yarraman's Valley, and continues southward. Fed by many tributaries, this river is what gives this part of the High Country it's name, "The Cascades". On its bank further South stands the charred remains of a man's hut, burnt down in the bushfire and not yet rebuilt.