Daggs Falls, Plunge waterfall in Darling Downs, Australia

Daggs Falls is a plunge waterfall on Spring Creek in the Darling Downs region of Queensland, east of Killarney and below the McPherson Range, just north of the New South Wales border. Its single drop falls about 45 metres, and the falls sit directly beside the road, with a lookout provided.

Daggs Falls lies on Spring Creek, which drains the McPherson Range east of Killarney, north of the Queensland–New South Wales border. The sources record no founding date, no protection status and no development history for the falls; they document only the waterfall itself, its 45-metre drop and the roadside lookout.

Daggs Falls is one of five waterfalls around Killarney, together with Queen Mary Falls, Teviot Falls, Browns Falls and Upper Browns Falls. The falls drop from the McPherson Range on Spring Creek, and the roadside lookout makes them a stop on a circuit linking these falls east of town.

Visitors can view the falls from a marked lookout point along Spring Creek Road where parking is available near the viewing area. The lookout position provides a clear view of the falls without needing to descend directly to the creek.

Daggs Falls is one of five waterfalls around Killarney; the others are Queen Mary Falls, Teviot Falls, Browns Falls and Upper Browns Falls. The falls drop about 45 metres from the McPherson Range, just north of the Queensland–New South Wales border.