Mihi Falls is a waterfall located on Mihi Creek within Oxley Wild Rivers National Park, near Armidale in New South Wales. It sits within a dramatic landscape of ancient Gondwana Rainforest and interconnected gorges. A dedicated 1.

1 km side track branches off the Salisbury Waters walking track, making the falls approximately 4. 1 km from the Dangars Falls picnic area. A lookout provides views of the falls and the surrounding gorge country.

The waterfall is highly dependent on rainfall and is best visited after prolonged wet weather, as it can reduce to a trickle or stop flowing altogether in dry conditions. When flowing well, it is considered a dramatic and rewarding sight.

The lookout area offers a quiet, uncrowded spot to rest and take in the scenery.