Wallaman Falls

Wallaman Falls is Australia’s longest single drop waterfall and is located in the Girringun National Park ? the largest national park within the Heritage Listed Wet Tropics Rainforest of North Queensland and one of the oldest continual surviving rainforests on earth.This spectacular scene with the grandeur of the surrounding rock formation and the plunging gorges, Wallaman Falls with water falling a staggering 275 metres into a large pool below, is a magnificent, breathtaking sight you really must see for yourself to truly appreciate just how impressive it is. If you are there early in the morning the falls can often be viewed through a rainbow-fringed cloud of mist.Travel west from Ingham along Abergowrie Road to Trebonne. From here, the route is well signposted. Even though part of the road is unsealed, it can still be accessed in most cases using a conventional vehicle.Picnic and day-use areas

Picnic tables, toilets and water are provided at both day-use areas?near the camping area and near the falls lookout. A gas barbecue is available at the day-use area near the camping area.