About Goomoolahra Falls
Goomoolahra Falls (or Bilborough’s Falls) was one of those look-but-don’t-touch type waterfalls that we took the time to visit as we extended our time in Springbrook National Park after having visited both Natural Bridge and Purling Brook Falls. After going on a short 200m walking track, we ended up at a viewing platform yielding an obstructed view of the falls (see photo at the top of this page) as well as nice panoramas lookout outwards towards the coastal regions of the Gold Coast in Queensland’s southeast. We couldn’t find a way to get to the bottom of this tall but rather light-flowing falls from the picnic areas near the car park so the overlook was the only way we experienced the falls.
Julie and I remembered this waterfall vividly because the picnic area and car park for it was full. The reason why was that our visit just so happened to be on Mother’s Day weekend, and it turned out that most of the commotion was for the M-fest (a festival that celebrated Motherhood), which took place in one of the properties directly opposite the walking track and picnic area for the falls.
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