Lane Poole Falls is a 12-metre waterfall on the Canterbury River, located near Northcliffe in the southwest corner of Western Australia, within Boorara-Gardner National Park.

The falls cascade over smooth, polished granite into a foaming pool below and are best experienced in winter or early spring when rainfall brings the river to a strong flow. By summer, the flow can dwindle to little more than a trickle.

The falls are reached via a 5 km return walk trail starting from the Boorara Tree car park and picnic area, roughly 18 km from Northcliffe along partly gravel roads.

The trail descends through karri forest, with a metal handrail assisting on the steeper sections, and ends at a wooden viewing platform overlooking the falls.

The surrounding forest makes the area popular with birdwatchers, wildflower enthusiasts, and fungi hunters.