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Queen Mary Falls could very well be the most impressive of the waterfalls that we visited near the rural town of Killarney.Speaking of the waterfalls near Killarney (there are at least two other neighbouring ones in Daggs Falls and Browns Falls, they can be collectively referred to as the “Killarney Falls”.Looking down at the full extent of the Queen Mary FallsAnyways, regarding the Queen Mary Falls, it was where Spring Creek plunged 40m over a basalt cliff, which was a remnant of the Main Range shield volcano.That volcano, by the way, is why the reserve it’s in is called the Main Range National Park, which is the main draw to the Southern Downs (or Darling Downs) Region of South East Queensland.Now when you compare the experience of this waterfall to the other two nearby, I’d say that the Queen Mary Falls offered a pleasant, family-friendly walking experience.That walk involved doing a 2km circuit that took in gorge views, a lookout to better appreciate the entirety of the waterfall, and the misty base of the falls for a little cooling off.Queen Mary Falls as seen from its misty baseBy contrast, Daggs Falls was an easy lookout that could be wheelchair-accessible while the Browns Falls was more for the adventurous given that it required a bit of an uncomfortable scramble to reach.Experiencing The Queen Mary Falls Circuit Track To The LookoutThere are actually multiple circuit tracks around the Queen Mary Falls, but I’ll just describe how I did the main loop in an anticlockwise manner.My wife and daughter did an even shorter Cliff Circuit Track, but they were disappointed with that experience as it didn’t yield a clean view of the waterfall itself.So starting from the car park, which was right across the Spring Creek Road from the Queen Mary Falls Caravan

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