Coomera Falls

The Coomera Falls features two distinct cascades with a total height of 64 meters, descending into the deep Coomera Gorge along the river path.

The waterfall system has shaped the geological landscape of South East Queensland over millions of years through constant water erosion of ancient rock formations.

The falls hold significance to Queensland's natural heritage as part of the protected Lamington National Park, established to preserve native ecosystems.

Visitors can access the falls through the 17.5-kilometer Coomera Circuit track, which starts at Binna Burra and requires appropriate hiking gear and water supplies.

The waterfall creates a natural habitat for multiple species of birds and animals, while seasonal rainfall patterns alter its water volume throughout the year.

Location: Queensland

Part of: Coomera River

GPS coordinates: -28.23347,153.19085

Latest update: April 3, 2025 22:16