West Mulgrave Falls is a remote and spectacular waterfall on the West Mulgrave River within Wooroonooran National Park in Far North Queensland.

Estimated at roughly 200 metres in height, it is considered one of the most secluded waterfalls in the region and sees very few visitors. Reaching the falls is a serious undertaking.

The trail begins at Windin Falls Carpark on Gourka Road and covers approximately 10 kilometres return, with a hike time of around four hours.

The route involves significant elevation change, dense rainforest, bush-bashing, multiple creek crossings, and navigation by pink ribbon markers. The creek crossings can become hazardous during the wet season.

Strong navigational skills and appropriate equipment are essential. The effort rewards hikers with the falls themselves, rock pools, and a worthwhile side trip up a tributary creek featuring smaller cascades and swimming holes.

The area sits entirely within national park land designated as a nationally important wetland.