Queensland is home to many beautiful national parks, but none of them compares to Springbrook. This Australian national park will win you over with countless natural attractions that it has in store, including its many breathtaking waterfalls—starting with these five.
Twin Falls
Twin Falls Circuit is one of Springbrook’s top attractions, and it’s especially popular with passionate hikers. You’ll find yourself walking among ferns and brush box trees before reaching a pair of waterfalls, offering panoramic views from the top of the Springbrook Plateau at the canyon below.
Purling Brook Falls
Located within the central section of Springbrook National Park in a midst of a forested area. One of the tracks leads down to Warringa Pool, which is more suitable for swimming than the base of the falls because it’s not as damaging to the waterfall’s diverse flora and fauna.
Bilbrough Falls
Also known as the Goomoolahra Falls, this cascade waterfall is a sight for sore eyes. The waterfall and its surrounding area are heaven on Earth for passionate hikers, and you’ll get crisp views of the hills and mountains of Springbrook once you reach the top.