Gorge Falls is a picturesque tiered waterfall dropping approximately 20 metres into a swimming hole in the upper Tallebudgera Valley on Queensland's Gold Coast.

It sits on the border of Springbrook National Park and is reached via the Cream Track, beginning at the end of Tallebudgera Creek Road. The return walk covers roughly 3. 6 kilometres and takes one to two hours at an easy-to-moderate grade.

The falls feed a river swimming hole popular for cooling off in warmer months, though the waterfall itself is not immediately visible on arrival — swimmers typically need to enter the water or scramble over rocks and branches to fully appreciate it.

A second pool and waterfall lie a further 200 metres upstream along Tallebudgera Creek, accessible with some light scrambling, though the steep bank makes water access there more challenging.