Cascada Tres Chorrillos is a waterfall located within Reserva Natural Tipaume, a private nature reserve in the El Cerrillo sector of the Rengo commune, O'Higgins Region, flowing along Estero Tipaume as part of the Río Rapel watershed.

The reserve protects native sclerophyllous forest, including species such as boldo and litre. The Sendero Tres Chorrillos is the reserve's most popular trail, covering 2.

1 kilometers one way with a medium-low difficulty rating, typically completed in about 40 minutes. The route passes several natural pools before culminating at the waterfall and the pool known as "El Diamante."

Swimming is prohibited in order to protect the waterway, particularly following rockfall events in the area. The reserve is managed by a local youth conservation group.

Visitors are asked to pack out all waste; fires, hunting, and fishing are all prohibited within the reserve.