Starting from the Tjaetaba Falls Car Park, this return walk takes you to the Tjaetaba Falls Lookout in Litchfield National Park. Once you get to the top, take a breather at the lookout and appreciate this sacred Aboriginal place and the waterfall below. Along the way, you can spot weeping paperbark trees, fig trees, and Carpentaria palms, along with frogs, lizards, and geckos. During the early morning or dusk hours, you can catch a glimpse of the local mob of Common Wallaroos as they come by for a refreshing drink. Out of respect for the custodians, visitors are kindly asked to swim only above the falls and proceed to the nearby rock pools for further enjoyment. If you're not a Northern Territory resident, you need a park pass to enjoy the falls. Let us begin by acknowledging the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we travel today, and pay our respects to their Elders past and present.