Upper Eurobin Falls is a dramatic waterfall on Eurobin Creek within Mount Buffalo National Park, Victoria. It sits at the top of a steep section of the Eurobin Falls Walk, a roughly 1. 4–1.

5 km Grade 3 trail that also passes Ladies Bath Falls and Lower Eurobin Falls along the way.

The upper falls cascade over a towering granite escarpment, and a dedicated viewing platform allows visitors to take in the spectacle safely — the rocks near the falls are notably slippery and dangerous, and barriers are in place for that reason.

Reaching Upper Eurobin Falls requires tackling a steep stair climb beyond the lower falls platform, making it the most demanding section of the walk.

The effort rewards hikers with close-up views of the falls and the surrounding lush, shaded forest typical of the national park's creek gullies.