Peet's Falls Upper is a waterfall located near Gordonvale in the Goldsborough Valley of Tropical North Queensland, Australia.

The falls sit along a creek that feeds into the broader Mulgrave River catchment and are reached via an unsigned, unmarked trailhead that begins at the edge of a canefield. A large pink rock and a gap in the rainforest mark the entrance.

The track winds through dense tropical rainforest for roughly a couple of kilometres, passing a small metal water pipe and following the sound of cascading water from the nearby creek.

The route is worn and generally easy to follow, though it includes some steep sections and a creek crossing. After about 20 minutes of hiking, walkers begin rock-hopping upstream to reach the first set of falls, with the upper falls continuing beyond.

A substantial swimming hole makes the destination popular with families and outdoor enthusiasts.