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Daggs Falls

Killarney, Queensland, Australia

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Waterfall Safety and Common Sense

Daggs Falls was the second of the so-called “Killarney Falls” along the Spring Creek Road (aka the Falls Drive) near the rural town of Killarney.

Unlike the other two of the Killarney Falls (Queen Mary Falls and Browns Falls, this was the easiest one to see because it didn’t require a hike.

Daggs_Falls_008_05082008 - Daggs Falls
Daggs Falls

Indeed, this was a true roadside waterfall with an established lookout peering right across and down towards where Spring Creek made its dramatic 38m drop.

Each time that we’ve visited this waterfall (once in May 2008 pictured above and another in July 2022), we were looking against the late morning or midday sun, which had casted shadows contrasting the bright rocks and stream..

That suggests to me that if you really want to see this place in better light on a sunny day, then you’ll want to come later in the afternoon to eliminate most of those shadows.

Under such conditions, my best photos came when clouds momentarily blocked the sun for some more even lighting.

Daggs_Falls_002_07072022 - Context of the lookout for Daggs Falls
Context of the lookout for Daggs Falls

Anyways, it really shouldn’t take more than 15 minutes to fully appreciate the Daggs Falls from the overlook, but I don’t think there’s a way to safely reach the bottom.

Authorities

Daggs Falls resides in the Southern Downs Region near Killarney, Queensland. It is administered by the Southern Downs Regional Council. For information or inquiries about the area as well as current conditions, visit their website.

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Dagg’s is my brother in law!!! September 30, 2009 3:29 pm by Maria Isabel Y. Villar - How nice to be in a very green and clean countryside... I love the falls... Dagg, Brown and Queen Mary's Falls. I have been there 3x and I took so many pictures. You can revitalise your spirit and to be in touch with nature... it can take your stress away. I just couldn't imagine that… ...Read More

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