Barron Falls in full flow, white water cascading down dark cliffs into the forested gorge, seen from a lookout.

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Barron Falls

Barron Falls, called Din Din in the Djabugay language, is a tiered waterfall where the Barron River drops from the Atherton Tableland towards the Cairns coastal plain, in Barron Gorge National Park near Kuranda. A weir above the falls feeds a hydroelectric station, so they run full mainly after wet-season rain; lookouts are reached by road, train and cableway.

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Price: Free entry

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Is Barron Falls free?

Yes. Entry to Barron Falls is free.

Free entry

Free entry — no ticket needed

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