Dasher Falls is a three-tiered waterfall on the Dasher River, located near Railton and Lower Beulah in northwest Tasmania. The water cascades down over huge boulders, and at the base, small caves have formed from the pressure of the falling water.

Good views of the falls are also available from the cliff top above. The trail to the falls is a short but challenging Grade 4 walk, rated unsuitable for young children due to unfenced sections along a ravine and slippery conditions at the base when wet.

The route passes through dogwood trees and shrub, marked by colored tags on trees, and can be completed as a circuit. Access is from Bridle Track Road, roughly 150 metres north of the Lower Beulah turnoff, reached via the B14 and C156 from Sheffield.

Note that land ownership restrictions have previously limited access, so checking current conditions before visiting is advisable.