Millstream Falls

Millstream Falls is a broad waterfall on Millstream Creek near Ravenshoe in the Tablelands Region of Queensland, Australia. Located within Millstream Falls National Park, it is widely cited as Australia's widest single-drop waterfall. The falls flow over a basalt column wall surrounded by open eucalypt forest. A short walking track leads to a viewing platform overlooking the cascade, making it a popular stop on the Atherton Tablelands waterfall circuit.

Visitors can expect a wide, single-drop waterfall flowing over basalt columns into a forested gorge, viewed from a fenced lookout platform. The site is set in open eucalypt woodland within Millstream Falls National Park, accessed via a short walking track from a sealed car park. There is no direct access to the base or pool. The area includes picnic facilities, interpretive signs, and connecting tracks to Little Millstream Falls nearby.

The falls are within Millstream Falls National Park, one of Queensland's early national parks, with the surrounding Tablelands historically used for timber getting and pastoralism before conservation reservation

The area lies on the traditional lands of the Jirrbal people, who have ongoing cultural connection to the lands and waters of the Atherton Tablelands