Wishbone Falls

Wishbone Falls is a 77-meter-tall waterfall located in Mount Aspiring National Park, New Zealand. It is a popular tourist destination, known for its stunning scenery and excellent swimming opportunities.

The falls are named after their distinctive wishbone shape, which is created by two separate streams that cascade down the cliff face and converge at the bottom. The falls are surrounded by lush beech forest and towering mountain peaks.

Visitors can access Wishbone Falls via a short walking track from the Raspberry Creek car park. The track is well-maintained and easy to follow. As you approach the falls, you will be greeted by the thunderous roar of the water and the sight of the mist rising from the pool below.