Twin Falls

Absolutely beautiful. The water was fresh but enjoyable. Great little spot to go to and the walk in is pretty easy too. There is a long 14km hike as well if you are into that. The sites are amazing. There is plenty to see. Very relaxing.

Beautiful spot whether it’s had rain recently or has less flow. Nice small cave. Shallow ish pool for a cool swim. And take a shorter hike down and back or longer circuits. Choose your adventure 👌Videos over on the socials. Busy on the weekends, not usually busy during the week 😊

Twin Falls Circuit: A Shadow of Its Former Self (4/5 Stars) It’s painful to write this review about a place that used to be a spectacular natural icon. The Twin Falls Circuit in Springbrook National Park is undeniably showing the strain of both massive tourist growth and undeniable climate change impacts. I visited recently, and the waterfalls are simply not what they used to be. Instead of the powerful, dual curtains of water that once roared down the ancient rock face, i saw a tired, thin flow, a disheartening trickle in places. It is clear that changing rainfall patterns and prolonged dry spells are taking a serious toll on the entire ecosystem here. Beyond the reduced water flow, the sheer volume of visitors has left the site feeling "loved to death." The infrastructure feels exhausted and the crowds detract significantly from the peaceful, ancient atmosphere the Gondwana Rainforest should offer. This magnificent World Heritage area deserves better protection and a break. While the rainforest track remains beautiful, the star attraction—the Twin Falls themselves—are a sobering reminder of what we are losing. Visit with realistic expectations; the experience now is more about conservation awareness than natural wonder.