Huge majestic waterfall. Area is easily accessible however if you are going to swim be wary of slippery rocks. Also the flow of water is quite powerful so would advise being a stronger swimmer if you want to get close. Was busy when we first arrived due to tours but luckily they left shortly after. Water is nice and cold so is very refreshing. Definitely worth a visit

Three waterfalls to chase. All active and easily accessed by abled bodied people (no wheelchair view points). You could easily swim in the first and third. The second would be too dangerous with rapid waters. We did swim in the third. Cold but beautiful.

Ellinjaa Falls is part of what’s known as the waterfall circuit and next to Milla Milla falls is one of the most scenic falls. Also a great place to have a swim and enjoy what the tablelands are all about in this beautiful part of the tropics, the water is quite cold but great on a hot day. The short walk thru the rainforest is well maintained with some steps and a bitumen path. Not recommended for wheelchairs in my opinion.

Great caravan park. Friendly and helpful staff only too happy to help you park the van. Magnificent gardens all well maintained. Amenities extremely clean. Will definitely be back at some point. Quiet spot. Close to the waterfall circuit. And a cute town.

This lookout is the perfect place to chill, contemplate, and soak in the panoramic views of the Atherton Tablelands. This region holds special memories for me — the lush greenery, the magnetic scenery, and the crisp fresh air make it simply magical. A peaceful spot that leaves a lasting impression.

We loved this stop in our tour of the Atherton Tablelands. Having sped past the entrance we realised our mistake and doubled back which we were so glad we did. We arrived at 1.30pm not too late for a spot of lunch which was delicious - we had a crispy chicken burger and a beetroot bacon and feta salad. Heather had a glass of mango wine which was so good she had a second one. What a picturesque spot! After lunch we were walked down to the lake edge where by talking fairly loudly we seemed to help attract the platypuses (platypy?) They were smaller than anticipated but very cute. We chatted to mother and daughter from Kent who had waited a while to see them. Counter-intuitively our making a rather noisy talkative entrance to their site apparently reassures the platypus that we aren’t their predators and they are then comfortable to come to see us. One of our best short stops in Australia so far. The two ladies we met running the place were really friendly and welcoming. And good cooks and guides! Go and visit it and have something to eat - you’ll have a great time.

I recently had the opportunity to visit Zillow Falls, and while the hike presented its challenges—with pesky roaches and various obstacles along the path—the breathtaking view at the bottom made it all worthwhile. The falls themselves are absolutely stunning, cascading gracefully and surrounded by lush greenery, creating a picturesque scene that feels like a hidden gem. Despite the difficulties encountered on the trail, the reward of witnessing such natural beauty at the end of the journey is truly remarkable. I highly recommend this experience to anyone seeking an adventure in nature; it’s an unforgettable trip that will leave you in awe!

These are directly on the side of the road. They're small but cute and worth stopping to look at.

Beautiful weekend getaway spot to relax and disconnect. Platypus walk, beautiful sunsets, waterfalls, horses and cows, glow worms at night, Mungalli Dairy nearby, endless rolling hills and cool crisp air. You must visit if you are a nature lover.