Five Waterfalls Near Brisbane You Can Swim Under
Don't stick to the rivers and lakes that you're used to.
About 100 kilometres south of Brisbane, including a winding drive off of the Pacific Motorway, Springbrook National Park is large, sprawling and home to many-a-spot to wet your feet. 
TWIN FALLS, SPRINGBROOK NATIONAL PARK
In the heart of the Gold Coast Hinterland, Tamborine Mountain's most popular spot can be enjoyed from above or below — or both. 
CEDAR CREEK FALLS, TAMBORINE MOUNTAIN
Heading north, the Sunshine Coast Hinterland boasts many treasures — and not just of the wintry variety. 
KONDALILLA FALLS, MONTVILLE
Montville isn't the only quaint mountainous town with gushing streams close by — Maleny matches its neighbour for exciting experiences. 
BOOLOUMBA FALLS, CONONDALE NATIONAL PARK
What's this — waterfalls in Brisbane? And just a stone's throw away from the CBD? Yep, it's true. Located in the Mounth Coot-tha Reserve, both JC Slaughter Falls and Simpsons Falls are located just a 15–20 minute drive out of the city. 
JC SLAUGHTER FALLS AND SIMPSON FALLS, MOUNT COOT-THA
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