Coal Creek Falls is a picturesque waterfall tucked within native beech-podocarp forest near Runanga, about 8 km northeast of Greymouth on New Zealand's West Coast.

The DOC-maintained track descends gently into the Coal Creek valley, passing through ferns and moss-covered trees before reaching a viewpoint with a bench seat overlooking the falls. A staircase leads down to the water's edge and the pool at the base.

The track is 3. 6 km return with around 100 m of elevation gain, rated easy to moderate and suitable for most walkers. The swimming hole beneath the falls is a popular summer destination, though the water is notably cold.

Visitors should take care on slippery rocks near the falls. Access is from the carpark at the end of Ballance Street in Runanga.