Downstream from Emigrant Creek Dam, Killen Falls is a short and easy walk to view the falls from the top and a moderate walk to view them from the bottom of the falls. There are toilets at the parking area, as well as some bins. There are not many parking spaces but there is some … Read more
Located in Nightcap National Park, Minyon Falls Lookout offers views of the waterfall on Repentance Creek. The lookout is beside the falls on a platform that extends further out than the falls themselves. In addition to the falls, the lookout provides stunning views into the valley below and into the distance. On a clear day, … Read more
Mena Creek Falls is its own brown sign destination but it is more well known viewed from within Paronella Park . The brown sign takes you to the other side of Mena Creek with a small parking area and a nice park. The park is simple but has toilets and sheltered picnic table. The part … Read more
Henrietta Creek runs through the Palmerston (Doongan) section of the Wooroonooran National Park, between Millaa Millaa and Innisfail in Tropical North Queensland. It is a grassy camping area beside the Henrietta Creek, suitable for tent, camper trailer, campervan and caravans. Walks From the Henrietta Creek camping ground, there are two walks you can take. The … Read more
The Mungalli Falls Village is an outdoor education centre, the only privately-owned World Heritage listed waterfall in Queensland. Despite being privately owned, the owners are happy for visitors to view the waterfalls without charge. There are three levels or tiers of the Mungalli Falls, the first viewable from near the village cafe. The first tier … Read more
Ellinjaa Falls is the third waterfall on the Waterfalls Circuit, following Millaa Millaa Falls and Zillie Falls . It is different to other falls, cascading down the rock face instead of a single plunge. The rocks form a ledge with a recessed section behind it that you can sit and take in the view from … Read more
The area around Millaa Millaa is known for the waterfalls and Zillie Falls is the second falls along the Waterfalls Circuit. It is a similar to Millaa Millaa Falls , in that it is s single-drop plunging waterfall. It is taller, with a drop of around 30 metres, and drops onto boulders rather than a … Read more
Millaa Millaa Falls is the first in a series of falls along the Falls Circuit tourist drive. Millaa Millaa is the Aboriginal name for a rainforest vine that is in the area. Access to Millaa Millaa Falls is one of the easiest with parking not too far away with a few stairs to get down … Read more
Located near the western edge of Malanda, the Malanda Falls is one of several in the Atherton area. Unlike most of the falls, Malanda Falls is also a purpose-built swimming area. It is also one of the most accessible with the falls right next to the road. From the road, the falls a viewed from … Read more
Booloumba Creek in Conondale National Park, accessible only by four wheel drive, is a showcase of stunning scenery in the rugged Conondale Range. It is filled with lush rainforests, boulder-strewn creeks, and the highlight, the Booloumba Falls. Booloumba Creek is accessible from Maleny Kenilworth Rd, a short way from the Fig Tree Walk and the … Read more
