Hell Hole Falls is located on Rowlands Creek within Mount Jerusalem National Park in the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales, a short drive from the small town of Uki in the Tweed Valley.

The falls feature a series of deep rock pools connected by small cascades before the creek plunges dramatically over a cliff edge into the valley below.

The rock formation predates the nearby Mount Warning volcanic eruptions, belonging instead to the older Chillingham volcanics.

The site has never been designated as an official visitor area due to the hazard of unguarded cliff edges, the absence of an approved walking track, and difficult emergency access. Mobile phone reception in the area is limited.

Those seeking a safer waterfall experience in the region are directed to nearby Minyon Falls instead.