Booloumba Falls sits within Conondale National Park in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland of southeast Queensland, where Booloumba Creek meets Peters Creek at an elevation of around 500 metres.

The falls cascade through tall eucalypt forest past a striking rock pinnacle known as The Breadknife, a serrated formation that ranks among the most impressive features of the broader Conondale Range.

Clear mountain water collects in rock pools at the base, popular for swimming on warm days. The dedicated falls walk is approximately 1. 5 km return and takes around one hour, passing cascades, waterfalls, and a scenic lookout along the way.

The trailhead is also accessible as a longer day trip from the Booloumba Creek camping and day use area, roughly 17 km return. A 4WD vehicle is recommended to reach the falls carpark.