Dry Creek Waterfall is roughly a 20-25 minutes’ drive away from Wellington (with traffic could be 1 hr). The road surface is always sealed.

From Wellington travel north on the SH-1 for roughly 6km, then turn right into the SH-2 and stay on it for the next 16.5km. Turn left into SH-58, then immediately turn left again to Hebden Cress (has a sign 'Belmont Regional Park') and follow it for the next 100-200m. A huge car park (well signposted) is found almost at the beginning of Hebden Cress. Toilets and picnic tables are found in 300 meters from the parking.

From the carpark follow Dry Creek Waterfall Track. A first part of the track is very easy and well-looked after and has a few footbridges over the creek. The second part of the track follows the Dry Creek bed - be ready to cross and re-cross the creek several times as the route heads up along this creek. This hiking can be quite tricky and challenging when the water is high, but in a dry season, it could be relatively easy.

En route is a small waterfall, which may disappear in a dry season. Keep moving upstream unless you reach the main waterfall itself (as per the main photo). The waterfall is located in a gorge and to see it fully you'll require fording the creek (could be impossible after rain). Return via the same track.

The official sign says that the track duration is 1-hour return which is true when there is no much water. Allow at least 1.5 hours for the whole trip in a rainy season.

Energetic walkers may choose to do Dry Creek Loop track which starts from the same carpark.