Description
Josephine Falls is a naturally beautiful waterfall located in Wooroonooran National Park of Queensland, Australia.
Fed by the rainfall on Queensland's highest peak, Bartle Frere, this popular picnic area is a must-visit destination for both locals and tourists.
Josephine Creek originates from the southeast side of the summit of Bartle Frere as a gentle trickle. Surrounded by the lush green, heritage-listed rainforest, and smooth granite boulders make Josephine Falls an incredible sight to see.
Visitors can enjoy the 1.2-kilometer return walk through the lush rainforest to reach the viewing decks offering picturesque views of the waterfall. You can snap photos of the waterfall, explore the surrounding forest, and also take a refreshing dip in the swimming hole. Swimming is allowed only in the designated area, and visitors are advised to pay attention to the safety signs that are in place.
It is essential to be aware of the hazards as the water conditions can be unpredictable, and swimming outside the designated areas can be dangerous. The restricted access area can be especially hazardous, and visitors are advised not to enter this space. Observing safety measures is a must to make sure you have an enjoyable time. Penalties apply to anyone who disregards the safety rules proving that your safety is a top priority.
The Josephine Falls is open all-year-round, so visitors can enjoy the beauty of the falls at any time. During this period, the creek swells, and the falls provide a more impressive spectacle as the
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Parks: Picnic Area, Swimming Spots, Toilets, National parks