Falls Creek Waterfall is located in Fiordland, near the Hollyford River in Southland, New Zealand, not far from the gateway to Milford Sound.

The waterfall is reached via a short but demanding track that climbs steeply through native bush, with roots and rocky terrain underfoot.

Most visitors reach the falls in around 10–15 minutes of hard climbing, though signage suggests a longer route that continues well beyond the waterfall itself. The falls are widely regarded as a highlight of the area, with a dramatic cascade and clear water.

The track is not well maintained, so sturdy footwear is recommended, and the steep root-covered slopes can become slippery after rain.

For those wanting to continue past the waterfall, the track extends further into the bush, offering a more immersive wilderness experience.