Millaa Millaa Falls Of all Australia Waterfalls, Millaa Millaa Falls could very well have graced more calendars, posters, and post cards than any other. As far as we were concerned, the falls was the last (or first depending on which direction you go) along the 17km Waterfall Circuit that also included Ellinjaa Falls and Zillie Falls. However, there are plenty more waterfalls in the Atherton Tablelands region surrounding this circuit, and it easily took us more than a day to see as many of the falls as we could. Nonetheless, this one was arguably the most scenic of all them all. Since the sun was out during our May 2008 visit, we figured out that the best time to photograph Millaa Millaa Falls was at midday (around noon) because the shadows had minimal effect at this time. The photo you see above was taken at that time. At any other time of day, shadows creep in thereby compromising the quality of photographs in one way or another. Of course if it was cloudy, then we could've done all sorts of things with the falls given the even lighting. Millaa Millaa Falls is 2km north of the second turnoff from the Palmerston Hwy onto Theresa Creek Rd. There are plenty of signposts marking the way to further guide you.
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Milla Milla Falls in the Atherton Tablelands (Queensland, Australia)
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