Bindook Falls is a significant waterfall located within Blue Mountains National Park in New South Wales, Australia. It drops approximately 655 feet (200 meters), placing it among the tallest confirmed waterfalls in the state.

The falls are formed where Bindook Creek cuts through igneous rock, carving a dramatic chasm characterized by columnar jointing.

The resulting slot canyon reaches depths of around 200 feet and narrows to as little as ten feet wide, with the creek cascading from pool to pool through the confined passage.

This combination of towering drop and tight chasm geology makes Bindook Falls a notable destination for canyoners exploring the Blue Mountains region.