Mungalli, Queensland, is a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts due to its variety of attractions. One of the top natural attractions is Mungalli Falls, a privately-owned World Heritage-listed waterfall with three tiers and a 75-meter drop. Visitors can explore bushwalk paths from the Mungalli Falls Outdoor Education Centre to reach viewing platforms, and there is a platypus viewing platform along the way.
Another attraction in the area is Mungalli Creek Dairy, a bio-dynamic farm that produces various dairy products. Visitors can witness the production process and sample the range of bio-dynamic dairy products at the farm's tasting facility and cafe.
The park offers guided tours, bush tucker walks, self-guided botanical walks, and night tours, providing a unique and historical experience. Additionally, the Mamu Rainforest Canopy Walkway, located just 15 minutes away, offers a thrilling and scenic tourist destination with a 60-meter counter lever suspended over the gorge.
Mungalli and its surroundings, including the Atherton Tableland, are home to many beautiful waterfalls and swimming holes due to their diverse wilderness and abundant national parks. Visitors are advised to follow guidance from Queensland Parks and stay on designated paths and platforms to preserve the natural surroundings.