Roaring Meg Falls (known as Kija) sits at the headwaters of the Bloomfield River in Far North Queensland, accessible via China Camp Road north of the Bloomfield Track exit.

The falls and surrounding area are sacred sites for the Buru people and hold deep cultural significance for local indigenous women. The area is managed in partnership between Jabalbina Land Trust and National Parks.

Visitors are urged to treat the site with respect and follow the rules set by traditional owners. Surfaces near the falls are very slippery, and walking on, near, or across the falls is not permitted.

Kuku Yalanji Elder and Buru Traditional Owner CJ Fisher offers cultural tours of the region for those wishing to learn more about the area's heritage.