Booloumba Falls

Booloumba Falls is a natural attraction located in Coolabine within the Conondale National Park. The site features a series of cascades and deep turquoise rock pools fed by the upper reaches of Booloumba Creek. Visitors access the area via a walking track that winds through tall open forest and dense rainforest. The main falls area provides a platform for viewing the water as it drops into the pools below. Access to the trailhead requires a high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicle due to several creek crossings along the forest drive. This destination serves as a focal point for outdoor recreation near Kenilworth State Forest. The surrounding environment supports diverse local wildlife and provides shaded areas suitable for resting after a hike. The walking track is approximately three kilometres return and includes some steep sections and stairs. Travellers often combine a visit to these falls with a stop at the nearby Booloumba Creek camping areas to explore the broader Conondale Range. Facilities at the falls are minimal to maintain the natural integrity of the Queensland bushland.