Best trails in Millstream Falls National Park

A great family friendly hike in the Millstream Falls National Park in the Tablelands region of Queensland - located near the rural town of Ravenshoe and not too far west of Innisfail. A short and easy trip not far from from the Kennedy Highway to a nice waterfall and pool. A nice stop to break up a longer drive and stretch the legs and easy enough for all ages and abilities.

Millstream Falls are the widest, single-drop waterfall in Australia. This sealed track leads you through forests of pinktrunked, lemon-scented gums out to a fantastic lookout where you can soak up a stunning view as the water plummets down to The Millstream. The trail begins from the carpark at the end of Millstream Falls Road, where there are public toilets available.

The Jirrbal people are the Indigenous owners of the Millstream Falls National Park, where these dry open woodlands dominated by eucalypts and rainforests were a rich source for food, healing, medicine and materials. Big Millstream Falls are a key feature of this trail, as reputably the widest single-drop waterfall in Australia, formed from a columnar basalt lava flow. This trail sits on a network of granite paths which linked facilities for the Battalions of the 7th and 9th Divisions...

An adventurour trail through the Millstream Falls National Park and the Ravenshoe State Forest in the Tablelands Region of Queensland. This out and back route begins and ends from the Little Millstream Falls parking area off Wooroora Road. Enjoy the decent climb up to the top of Bally Knob and back down via the same route.

A circuit walk to Bally Knob, which crosses into Ravenshoe State Forest. You can walk it as a return hike or as a circuit which involves walking back along the road. The section surrounding Bally Knob outcrop is very overgrown. The grass is waist high with a lot of overgrown bracken fern down the bottom. There are markers on the trees so it's easy enough to navigate through it.