Innes Falls marks the point where Lake Will empties and gives rise to the Bluff River, which eventually flows into the Pieman River in Tasmania's remote wilderness.

The falls are accessible via the Lake Will Track, a side route off the famous Overland Track, with the trail continuing past two beaches on Lake Will before reaching the falls.

The surrounding terrain is characteristically rugged and muddy, typical of the Tasmanian highlands.

Innes Falls serves as a useful landmark and crossing point for off-track adventurers, as the Bluff River is crossed just above the falls when heading toward Upper Tumbledown Falls and other cascades in the area.

Experienced off-track explorers can combine Innes Falls with several nearby waterfalls — including Veil, Cave, Tumbledown, and Tomahawk Falls — for an ambitious day of waterfall hunting in this wild and rewarding landscape.