Coachwood Falls is a thundering waterfall located within the World Heritage-listed rainforest of Dorrigo National Park, New South Wales, reached via the Rosewood Creek walking track.

The falls are signposted along the circuit, sitting roughly 900 metres beyond a pair of impressive cascades that are sometimes mistaken for the main drop.

A steep, root-covered side trail descends to the base of the falls, where visitors can sit beside the rushing water. It is also possible to walk carefully along the rock shelf at the top of the falls to view them from above.

The surrounding rainforest features coachwood, crabapple, and sassafras trees, with the broader Rosewood Creek area offering crystal-clear swimming holes and opportunities for birdwatching and photography.