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Cedar Creek Falls (Proserpine)

The dry Cedar Creek Falls


Cedar Creek Falls (sometimes known as just Cedar Falls) is a worthwhile attraction in that it's close to the beaches near the famous white sand islands and reefs of the Whitsundays. The closest beach to the falls is Conway Beach, but Airlie Beach is within a reasonable 20-minute or so drive. Proserpine is the main town where you turn off and head towards the falls and the beaches.

The falls was dry for all intents and purposes (barely trickling) when we were there despite some sporadic rains that fell in the area. Under these conditions, it was probably more of a swimming hole. I reckon you'll have to time your visit for the rains of the wet season to see this one flow (but that means contending with higher numbers of box jellyfish and other fatally-poisonous organisms of the Great Barrier Reef ecosystem if you're also interested in going in the water).



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