Natural Bridge, Springbrook National Park

Mother Nature at her finest. Heaps of spots to stop along the track and enjoy the scenes. Trees are amazing
You can hear the majestic sound of the waterfall as you walk the track & to be in the cave & feel its power as it comes through the opening in the cave is amazing. Even saw some micro bats at the back of the cave .
Easy track suitable for children well maintained

Beautiful scenery. A short circuit walk around (no more than 45 minutes at a slow pace). Amazing waterfall and cave where you can see glow worms but go after sunset to see them properly! Toilets here are accessible and clean. No issues with parking at all.

Mesmerizing trail and the view of natural bridge is amazing. The trail gives you the experience of waterfall from every angle. As we walk along the waterfall, the sound of water and nature just refreshes you. We would love to go again and again to such a beautiful place which is free see.

Absolutely BEAUTIFUL! This was a very easy, short walk. Took approx 15 mins to get to it from the parking lot. It smells like heaven (as do all our national parks) and the falls just look like a piece of magic taken out of a fairytale.

So good easy hike around the circuit and the views were excellent loads to see along the way. There was miniature mushrooms, fungi , caves views and awesome water falling. We even saw a python drinking water wow.

Well constructed path (1km circuit) through rainforest down to see the Natural Bridge cave and waterfall. Would be spectacular after a lot of rain but still a beautiful spot. Quite a few steps down and back, but mostly with railings in the steep part.

Enchanting Experience at Natural Bridge - Home to Glow-Worms and Beyond

I recently visited Natural Bridge, and the experience surpassed all expectations. The lush rainforest setting creates a magical atmosphere, and the highlight of the visit was undoubtedly the glow-worms. Witnessing these bioluminescent creatures illuminating the cave walls was a mesmerizing and otherworldly encounter.

The delicate ecosystem, adding depth to the overall experience. The knowledgeable guides shared fascinating facts about the flora and fauna, making the journey not only visually stunning but also intellectually enriching.

The attention to conservation efforts is commendable. The responsible management ensures minimal impact on the environment, allowing visitors to appreciate the beauty of Nature while preserving it for future generations.

Aside from the glow-worms, the Natural Bridge offered a variety of walking trails, each unveiling unique facets of the rainforest. The well-maintained paths and informative signage make exploring the area both enjoyable and educational.

The facilities, including clean restrooms and well-placed seating areas, contributed to a comfortable visit. The site's commitment to accessibility is noteworthy, making it inclusive for all visitors.

In conclusion, Natural Bridge is a gem nestled in the heart of nature. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, a photographer, or someone seeking a serene escape, this destination offers a perfect blend of beauty and biodiversity. It's an experience that lingers in memory, leaving you with a profound appreciation for the wonders of the natural world. Highly recommended!

Spectacular waterfall in a basalt cavern located in the western area of Springbrook National Park, which is part of the Australian World Heritage Gondwana Rainforest.

Natural Bridge is easily accessible from the Nerang-Murwillumbah Road car park. The sealed walkway is approximately one kilometre long and loops over Cave Creek and descends into the basalt cave where the waterfall is located.

The rainforest is full of wildlife including green catbirds, paradise riflebirds, wompoo fruit-doves, cascade tree frogs, tusked frogs, sooty owls and koalas to name a few.. At night you’ll be able to see colonies of protected glow-worms, microbats, fireflies and luminous fungi.

Wow so glad we made the drive here. What an absolutely wonderful experience. Such a beautiful walk through the rainforest to the be greeted by such an amazing waterfall and cave 🤩 Loved it.

Nice but short. The area was well kept and provided some premium public facilities. The walk was nice, but very short. I went super early in the morning to dodge the crowd. Natural Bridge was a little bit under whelming, however I could imagine it would be quite impressive in the wet season. Definitely a few good photo opportunities for budding photographers

I went during the day to the glow worm cave, and the walk was gorgeous, as was the cave with the waterfall. Need to visit at night time to see the glow worms!

Natural beauty
Went there after plenty of rain so there was heaps of water cascading through the hole.
Been visiting since I was a young boy. Always spectacular

A sealed circuit track takes you through the forest, across Cave Creek, and into the arched cave to witness the waterfall plunging from above. At night the cave is illuminated by thousands of glow-worms' tiny green lights. While glow-worms are visible year-round, their display is significantly reduced during the winter months. Interpretive signs along with the circuit highlight the park's special features. The hoop pines Araucaria cunninghamii that emerge through the thick greenery of the surrounding rainforest are living relics of the Jurassic Age—the age of the conifers—about 180 million years ago. These pines are 'living dinosaurs'—they are among the most primitive of conifers.

My pictures honestly dont do justice for how beautiful the glow worm caves are. You can go in the night to see the glowworms all around the steps and under the water fall, but you can also go during the day and see the lovely scenery.
The bathrooms are environmentally friendly, so they are quite stinky. Just be prepared!

Such a beautiful place to visit and an amazing drive to get their with spectacular views.The Waterfall is so picturesque and there is a good path to walk around. Just note there are some steps.

Nice short walk with rich fauna and dense forest. Amenities are well maintained.
The entrance area could definitely use some trash cans and water stations.

Nice 20min round trip on a man made track

Few lookout spots to see different perspectives of the water hole and water fall

Went during day so couldn't see gloworms but saw small bats flying in the cave

Very short walk to the waterfall. I walked via the glow worm cave route. Went in the day, so there's no glow but maybe theres worms. Just can't see it.

Since it's such a short walk, you can try walking the right turn route towards the right of the waterfall too. Went on a friday afternoon. Was quite crowded.

Toilets were super clean and pretty from the outside!

This is a great little walk through some beautiful rainforest and creek scenery. Natural bridge itself is a very photogenic volcanic feature created by the flowing stream that has shaped the area. Try and get here as early as possible, this is a very popular place and can feel crowded. Toilet facilities available.

Absolutely gorgeous place! Not that long of a walk but plenty to see. You get to see the view of the waterfall from both top and bottom. And even go inside the cave. At night time there are glow worms and bats. Didn’t get a chance to see them but is on the list next time we visit. Has plenty of parking spots and there’s even toilets before you start your walk. Signage said that there are often snakes and bush turkeys. we enjoyed the experience, however heaps of tourists that spent a lot of time in the road taking photos so you will have to be patient or go super early when there’s fewer people.