Purling Brook Falls, Springbrook National Park

We didn't see the waterfall. As we were about to go down the waterfall, my wife tripped over a small bump on the road. Her face fell on the concrete road. She suffered minor scrapes on her hands and knees, but her head hit the ground, knocked off a tooth, broke her mouth and hit her forehead / left eye, both of which were severely contusive. This "step" must have been dangerous before, because (maybe a long time ago) there was a light yellow paint on it. My wife was so upset that she took the ambulance to Pindara Hospital to film it. Fortunately there were no fractures, but she had a few loose teeth and we had to go to the dentist to adjust the area of falling/broken teeth and prepare for tooth planting. This incident seriously affected our holiday on the Gold Coast. I attached a few photos of the steps so that the people managing the waterfall could take steps to reduce the likelihood of more accidents.

The pure natural environment is worthy of being a World Natural Heritage Site. Because there is not much rain, the waterfall is very small, but the feeling of walking in the valley is still very good. A great tour experience. Very good trip