Blackfellow Falls is located within Springbrook National Park in Queensland, Australia, where the Little Nerang Creek East Branch cascades over basalt cliffs to form a broad curtain of water that drops directly across the Twin Falls Circuit walking track.

The effect is striking — walkers pass beneath or alongside the falling water rather than simply viewing it from a distance. The falls are accessible via an easy return walk of approximately 2.

4 kilometres, starting from either Canyon Lookout or Tallanbana Picnic Area. The track also crosses the top of Blackfellow Falls, though the waterfall itself is not visible from that vantage point.

A tourist attraction as far back as the 1930s, the origin of the falls' name remains unclear from available historical records.