Rainbow Falls is a picturesque waterfall located in Springbrook National Park, Queensland, formed by Ee-Jung Creek cascading over a rock face.

Also officially known as Reads Falls, and sometimes referred to as Talangagong Falls, it earns its popular name from the rainbows visible in the spray on sunny days. The falls are accessible via the Warrie Circuit, approximately 1.

8 kilometres from the Tallanbana Picnic Area. A notable feature of the walk is a small rock overhang that allows visitors to pass behind the waterfall — making it a highlight of this section of the park.

Nearby Twin Falls is considered even more dramatic, though it draws considerably larger crowds.