Palm Falls
Palm Falls
Palm Falls is a secluded waterfall tucked away off the Coomera River in Lamington National Park, Queensland, Australia.
Described as the park's highest falls, it features a hefty drop of more than 100 metres, making it a striking sight despite its relatively low water volume.
Reaching Palm Falls requires off-trail navigation and creek-hopping along the Coomera River corridor, placing it firmly in the realm of experienced bushwalkers comfortable with rugged, unmarked terrain.
The reward is an impressive and rarely visited cascade deep within one of southeast Queensland's most celebrated national parks.
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