Curtis Falls Walking Track, Eagle Heights: Photos, Reviews & Location

Gentle walking path through eucalyptus trees to a waterfall & natural pool home to turtles & fish.

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14-18 Dapsang Dr, Eagle Heights QLD 4272, Australia

parks.des.qld.gov.au

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Quick facts

What is the rating of Curtis Falls Walking Track?: Curtis Falls Walking Track is rated 4.6 out of 5 based on 1,925 reviews.
Where is Curtis Falls Walking Track located?: 14-18 Dapsang Dr, Eagle Heights QLD 4272, Australia
How can I contact Curtis Falls Walking Track?: Website: parks.des.qld.gov.au

Reviews (8)

MengBu uu 2024 Nov 02

Easy to walk and lots of great giant trees along the way！The waterfall though small but beautiful enough！

Disha Gupta 2024 Oct 25

Curtis Falls is a beautiful spot to visit! The walking track is easy and family-friendly, making it perfect for all ages.
It’s a peaceful stroll through lush rainforest, with the soothing sounds of birds and a creek along the way. The highlight is the stunning waterfall at the end, which feels like a hidden gem. The track is well-maintained, with clear signs and benches to rest if needed.
Highly recommend bringing comfortable shoes and a camera to capture the scenery!
A great way to connect with nature and unwind.

Kaz 2024 Oct 03

Fairly easy track. You'll need to be moderately fit. Don't wear your gorgeous white shoes, as I've seen many others walking very gingerly around muddy patches. There's a water crossing at the far end of the circuit, seen a few people slip in, but it's a
bit of fun to practise your balance and it's not deep.

Kristy Robinson 2024 Aug 07

lovely track down to curtis falls. you can just head to falls and then back or continue on to do a loop which is super nice. one part of the loop can be a little slippery as you cross the rocks over the creek but other than that it's relatively easy. there's a car park and street parking too.

Ryan 2024 Jul 23

We visited the Curtis Falls Walking Track recently. This walk goes through the amazing rainforest and down a some steps to a waterfall. We took a pram along to the lookout platform and then walked down the steps. Would recommend if you are looking for a really nice walk with some bird watching.

Ellie C 2024 Jul 09

Very muddy, so bring an old pair of shoes but a lovely little hike down toward a picturesque waterfall surrounded by the sounds of the forests birds. Not a difficult path - 15 mins to the bottom, tops. Nice to see if it hasn't been raining! Toilets available at the beginning and plenty of parking.

Parmesan Pepper 2024 Jun 05

Wonderful and easy walk down to the waterfall and the creek. At some parts it’s a bit slippery, so watch where you step. It’s winter and the water is freezing cold, so would not recommend jumping over the fence to take a dip (maybe in summers it might be ok 😊).

bb8here 2024 Apr 24

A tropical delight!!! A short walk to the water fall.
The trail itself is quite challenging only because it can get slippery and at one point you have to cross the creek on a piece of plank and slippery rocks. Ensure you use appropriate footwear.