The Malanda Falls on the North Johnstone River are a triple treat for tourists – the cascade with its own swimming pool, two rainforest walkways and a glorious picnic spot. The Malanda Falls are part of the waterfalls and volcanic craters circuit on the Atherton Tablelands and are one kilometre from Malanda on the Malanda-Atherton Road. They are known as …
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Access to the base of the falls is via a walking track leading from the picnic area and car park on Theresa Creek Road.
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Emerald Creek Falls, Mareeba
Emerald creek has a series of cascading waterfalls over granite boulders. A walking track takes you alongside the creek to the numerous falls and lagoons, up to the lookout with... -
Little Millstream Falls, Ravenshoe
Plunging over the edge of a columnar basalt lava flow, Big Millstream Falls is reputedly the widest single-drop waterfall in Australia. A walking track leads to a viewing area over... -
Pepina Falls
10 klms from Millaa Millaa on the Old Palmerston Highway at Middlebrook Creek is Pepina Falls. The Old Palmerston Highway is not suitable for caravans and car parking is very... -
Mungalli Falls
Mungalli Falls is located on Brooks Road Millaa Millaa, a short 14-minute drive from Millaa Millaa Falls. Mungalli Falls is a tiered waterfall where the middle drop is the longest one. -
Nandroya Falls
The 6.6 kilometre Nandroya Falls Circuit begins to the west of the Henrietta Creek camping area, Palmerston Highway. You can either cross the creek or walk along the highway and across the bridge... -
Millaa Millaa Falls
Millaa Millaa Falls are magnificent waterfalls surrounded by lush rainforest located on the Waterfalls Circuit, along with Zillie and Ellinjaa Falls. The falls cascade perfectly to a pristine waterhole below... -
Millstream Falls, Ravenshoe
Millstream Falls is reputedly Australia's widest single-drop waterfall. The falls flow over the edge of a columnar basalt lava flow, a legacy of the Atherton Tableland's volcanic past. Millstream Falls... -
Barron Gorge National Park
Rugged peaks, steep gorges, tumbling waterfalls, lush rainforest, varied wildlife, easy access, a colourful history and a range of recreational opportunities make this one of Queensland’s most popular national parks.... -
Waterfalls & Waterways Trail
The Atherton Tablelands is a natural wonderland filled with waterfalls and swimming holes, crater lakes and pristine flowing streams. Start: Kuranda (northern) or Innisfail/Millaa Millaa (southern) Duration: 2 - 4 days Print:... -
Zillie Falls, Millaa Millaa
Zillie Falls are spectacular falls located on the Waterfalls Circuit with Millaa Millaa and Ellinjaa Falls. There is a lovely viewing platform at the base of the falls where you... -
Dinner Falls
Dinner Falls Circuit adjoins the walk to the crater at Mount Hypipamee National Park. Take the bitumen path to the Crater Lookout platform. Mt Hypipamee Crater was formed by an explosive eruption of volcanic... -
Top 10 Waterfalls
The Atherton Tablelands is truly blessed with a collection of spectacular waterfalls. The hard columnar basalt from lava flows solidified in drainage valleys. Subsequent water erosion of softer rocks cut... -
Malanda Falls
The Aboriginal Traditional Owners of this area, the Ngadjon-Jii, welcome you to Tutamonlin (Malanda Falls). Please take care of their sacred country when you venture into the forest to experience... -
Blencoe Falls
Blencoe Falls is part of the traditional lands of the Warungnu Aboriginal people. They hope that you will enjoy your visit and respect this sacred place. Blencoe Falls is located... -
Davies Creek Falls, Mareeba
Welcome The Buluwai people have a long-standing and continuous connection with this land. They welcome you to their country and ask that you respect this special place. Meet Willie Brim,...