Mangakotukutuku Falls is a veil-like waterfall dropping into a small pool, tucked within Te Papa-Kura-o-Taranaki (Egmont National Park) in the Taranaki region of New Zealand's North Island. The falls are reached via the Maude Track, a 2.

8 km one-way route that begins at the end of Maude Road, roughly twenty minutes' drive south of New Plymouth. The track crosses private farmland before entering the park, then climbs a ridge on the Pouākai Range through regenerating and ancient forest.

It descends into the Mangakotukutuku stream valley before arriving at the falls. The out-and-back route is generally considered moderately challenging and is popular for birding as well as general hiking. Parking at the Maude Road end is limited.