Teviot Falls is along the Falls Drive on the edge of the Scenic Rim, close to the border of Queensland and New South Wales. The falls are from the Teviot Brook in Teviot Gap, near the head of the Condamine River between Boonah and Killarney. Downstream, Teviot Brook feeds into Wyaralong Dam
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Unlike the other falls on the Falls Drive, Teviot Falls are not clearly sign posted, even though it is listed on the brown signs for the Falls Drive. The lookout is about 4km after crossing Teviot Brook downstream (coming from Boonah direction), with a small area on the side of the road to park on, with the views opening a hundred metres or so before getting to the top. If you go over the cattlegrid you have just passed the lookout (or about to arrive at it if coming from Killarney).
The falls are viewed across and up the valley gap, a fair way across at somewhere between 600-700m. Finding Teviot Falls is easy if there is plenty of water flowing, but can be difficult to spot if you don’t know where to look, especially if it is quite dry.
The falls are amongst bare rock face with old landslides, greenery growing on the landslide where the falls flow over it.
The view is becoming obscured by tall trees growing up the side of the hill. I found a better view can be found on the side of the road about 100m or so back down the hill. The road is narrow and there is not a lot of space, so care is required to observe vehicles driving passed you.
Google Maps shows a road heading towards the head of Teviot Falls, called Brett Rd. There isn’t really anything that resembles a road anymore, it is quite overgrown. This is the start of the Mt Superbus Trail. I haven’t walked it, so I can’t say what it is like from personal experience, but it is supposedly for experienced bush walkers only, requiring navigation. It would be nice to know if a partial walk along Brett Rd provides any better viewing without too much difficulty. If you know of this walk, please leave a comment below.
If you want to have a walk with falls, and don’t have advanced bush walking experience, there are other falls with walks, including a couple of walks at Queen Mary Falls, and a bit more challenging walk to Browns Falls.
Links
https://www.aussiebushwalking.com/qld/main-range/mount-superbus
