Follow the ‘Lemonade Creek/Cora Lynn’ signs from the Blanket Leaf Picnic Ground. After approximately 500 m you will find another sign where the Lemonade Creek Track branches off to the right. This narrow track makes its way through the forest amongst the tall eucalypts and a variety of ferns. The attractive Common Bird Orchids grow here in profusion and flower in October/November.

After approximately 1.5 km you will need to cross the Lorne to Erskine Falls Road, and then, directly opposite, follow the driveway on private land for a short distance. There is a sign on the right indicating the access to Erskine Falls.

This is where you are likely to hear the Rose Robin. The first part of this track is most spectacular as you walk beside the top of the gully. Beneath the tall eucalypts there is a dense understorey of wire-grass, Hop Goodenia and Dusty Miller. In the springtime you will be enthralled with the purple perfumed flowers of the Balm Mint-bush and the white flowers of the Snowy Daisy-bush. Having crossed the second wooden bridge there are some views of the gully featuring the tall straight trunks of the eucalypts and the tall tree ferns. The track goes down to the level of the creek and crosses the creek several times. It is very pleasant to walk in the fern gully under the canopy of tree ferns. As you cut across the ridge towards Erskine Falls the vegetation changes to more open woodland and then once again it changes back to ferns before you cross the last wooden bridge and climb up to the Erskine Falls Car Park.