Barron Falls, Australia - Falls are located in the Barron Barron Gorge National Park in Queensland, Australia. The falls are approximately 900ft wide and 825ft high. The actual height of the fall has been confirmed in the 600 meters or 436 feet taller than Niagara Falls. The edge of the precipice, the river drops 900 feet in a mile. Before arriving at Kuranda train stop for you to come down and see Barron Falls. The flow is now a major deviation from hydropower, while the complete maintenance of the falls are only seen in the flow during the rainy season extreme.

Barron's sources begin Crater National Park near Mount Hypipamee altitude of 1200m. That runs north to 65 km around the Atherton Tablelands, after passing the Kuranda Range road bridge up to 260 feet high and reach the flood Barron Falls Cairns. The trail is well maintained, accessible, and is a great way to watch these big falls.

Although many animals are nocturnal, in the morning bird activity is intense, musky rat kangaroo and cassowary hunt down the roads. And blue-winged butterflies found in the crevices of rocks. You can take the Skyrail Rainforest cableway, which also stop at the waterfall.