Garrawalt Falls is a confirmed waterfall located in Queensland, Australia, situated on Garrawalt Creek. While specific measurements have not yet been formally documented, the falls lie within a rugged, rainforest-clad landscape in the Herbert River region.

Historical accounts from bushwalking expeditions describe the approach along Garrawalt Creek as a rewarding but demanding journey, with rock-hopping through dense rainforest, fine swimming holes, and scenic gorge country.

Approximately 100 feet above the falls, the creek deepens enough that early explorers found it necessary to swim through with packs wrapped in groundsheets.

The surrounding area transitions from open cattle-grazing country into lush tropical rainforest as one follows the creek upstream toward the falls.