Gardners Falls

A popular spot. Idyllic walkway along the gentle river. People enjoying a picnic. Dragonflys and lovely birdsong. Some people leaping off the swings into the larger pool.

My favourite place to come on a hot day. After climbing at glass house mountains this place is a gorgeous swimming hole to cool down. There are multiple rope swings and rocks to dive from. It’s always got water, even in a dry spell. Note that there are no change rooms or mobile phone reception once you get down to the falls.Maleny itself is wonderful for some lunch options as well.

Very busy due to school holidays. Lots of Shady spots .parking was hard to find .I suspect it would be less quiet when school goes back .Certainly beautiful

Had a wonderful walk with an old friend. Very beautiful area. Couldn't stay too long as my friend was not in the best of health but this area is majic! Will visit again soon.

Small falls and rock pools perfect to cool off on a hot day. 3 minutes walk from the parking spot. Trail in good condition but rocks can be slippery when wet. Toilets in the parking lot.

Great well worth the visit highly recommend, bring your shoes for walking on rocks and remember your swimwear if your a good swimmer

Perfect swimming spot right at the waterfall with multiple picture areas along the walk. Freezing when we went though!

Great place to cool off on a super hot day. The walk is not too strenuous too. Loads of space. Love all the dragon flies - red ones and fluoro blue ones too.

Nice little spot for a swim. Plenty of little rock pools for kids and a bigger swimming spot where you can swing from the rope swing or just jump off the rocks into the water.

This place was lovely, only a very short walk from the car park, which is quite small, and down a few steps. The water was a smidge stinky, but not stinky enough to put us off going for a swim. There’s a cliff you can jump off into the pool. There are signs everywhere saying don’t do it or you’ll die, but some nutters we’re still jumping. I myself have a crippling fear of both heights and death, so I forwent the jumping. If you feel like jumping that’s entirely up to you, I’m not gonna sit here like the jumping police and tell you you can’t jump, I’m just saying there are signs saying don’t jump. I suppose the signs have been put there by the real jumping police, or perhaps just the regular police. To be honest I think jumping or not jumping is a personal choice one has to make and each to their own, live and let live, please yourself.