Red Cedar Falls is the tallest waterfall in Dorrigo National Park, New South Wales, dropping approximately 58 metres on Rosewood Creek.

Set within World Heritage-listed Gondwana rainforest, the falls are framed by towering red cedars, bangalow palms, mossy trunks, and dense greenery that creates a dramatic sense of immersion.

The falls are reached via the Red Cedar Falls walking track (8 km return, Grade 5), which begins at the Never Never picnic area off Dome Road.

The route follows the relatively level Rosewood Creek Circuit before descending steeply down the valley wall to the base of the falls.

Though the climb back out is strenuous, the reward is a breathtaking waterfall that cannot be taken in all at once — its full scale only reveals itself as you round a corner on the approach.

A natural swimming hole and rocky perches near the base make it a popular, if secluded, spot for a picnic.