Curtis Falls Viewing Platform

Spectacular little waterfall, tucked away in the rainforest of Tamborine Mountain. Relatively easy walk to the viewing platform at the base of the falls.
Nice to see a nice flow of water coming over the fall at the time of our visit due to recent heavy falls of rain.

The walk to Curtis Falls is truly amazing, winding through the national park. If it rains, be cautious as the trail can become muddy and slippery. There are additional trails leading to swimming holes. Overall, spending 5-6 hours in this national park is a fantastic experience.

Very beautiful, the drive up can be scary. A good walk in a lush green forest, you almost forget you are in QLD.

Curtis Fall Viewing Point offers a picturesque experience with a beautiful and accessible forest walk. Ensure you watch your step and wear suitable footwear, especially after rain, as the trail can become slippery. Ample parking is available at the trailhead. Avoid swimming in the water due to the presence of eels and leeches, as captured in available footage. Leeches are also found on the trail, particularly after heavy rain, so it's advisable to wear appropriate footwear, avoiding flip-flops.

Perfect place for nature lovers.
Location is not too far from Brisbane, it takes around 1 hour only.

Cafe available
Amenities available
Lots of Parking slots

Great place to visit. If you want to get to the platform near the waterfall be prepared for a 15 minute walk down a bunch of steps (and then up the steps to get back). Well worth the walk though!

Keep an eye out for wild animals in the bushes. We saw a wallaby and a kookaburra.

Beautiful and tranquil walk to the water fall if it wasn’t for the gaggle of tourist from buses all doing the same thing !
Beautiful, easy and well maintained walking track
Just avoid weekends and holiday periods - aim for mid week