Wallaman Falls - QLD

Wallaman Falls is the largest single drop waterfall in Australia, tumbling 305m (1,000 feet) through a rainbow-fringed cloud of mist to a large pool. It is part of the 124,000 hectare Lumholtz National Park which protects a diversity of vegetation types ranging from open eucalypt forest to dense rainforest. Access via a 4km return hike. Very steep descent to the bottom with the return all uphill. The base is a lookout with very large rocks in front. Not a swimming hole. Misty. Afternoon light on red /black cliff face.