This heavily trafficked, well-marked trail in Buderim Forest Park starts at the car park and meanders just a couple hundred metres into the forest to a constructed footbridge in front of the falls.

While Buderim Falls, or Serenity Falls as they are colloquially known as by most locals, is undoubtedly the highlight of this walk, there is much more on offer on this track.

After having a swim at the base of the main falls, continue along the track downstream, passing a couple of lovely smaller falls, before crossing the river and joining a gravel track.

These smaller falls provide additional swimming spots if the main falls are crowded, which they often are.

The gravel soon turns to a spectacular wooden boardwalk that winds through towering palms and crosses the bubbling creek multiple times.

The track finishes at a restaurant and park, at which point you can enjoy those facilities, or return by retracing your steps.

Track: Graded and well-signed, with steps, railings and a wooden boardwalk for the majority of the track, making it easy to follow. There is a small descent and ascent into and out of the forest, but this is very gradual.

Difficulty: The track is suitable for all fitness levels. Care should be taken at the creek crossing as the rocks can be slippery, especially after rain.

Direction: The track is an out-and-back track that returns the way you came, however there is a loop at the upper section around the main falls which starts shortly into the walk. If wanting to see the entire track, anti-clockwise is recommended, however there is minimal features on the short loop, so clockwise will get you to the falls quicker.