Local Guides World
Peter Price
2 reviews on 1 places
2.6km round trip trail to a lookout platform from where you can catch a glimpse of the falls; as another reviewer noted, you can't really see the falls as they are behind lots of trees.
We visited the falls a week after rain, and there was water and mud across the path that caused lots of people to get their shoes really muddy, including several little girls in pink sneakers. Wear boots - you won't regret it.
The other leg of the circuit goes right over the water behind the falls. You can only see the water as it goes over the edge, but it is very pretty, much nicer than the viewing platform. The path was also much less muddy and wet.
I am posting several photos taken with a drone. Not for the faint-hearted, but if you have a drone you may like to risk it.
We visited the falls a week after rain, and there was water and mud across the path that caused lots of people to get their shoes really muddy, including several little girls in pink sneakers. Wear boots - you won't regret it.
The other leg of the circuit goes right over the water behind the falls. You can only see the water as it goes over the edge, but it is very pretty, much nicer than the viewing platform. The path was also much less muddy and wet.
I am posting several photos taken with a drone. Not for the faint-hearted, but if you have a drone you may like to risk it.
Beautiful little waterfall surrounded by cliffs and vegetation, a short walk from the car park.
Suitable for children, but not prams or wheelchairs. No swimming.
There are quite a number (~25) steps, and of course muddy after rain. But so worth it.
Suitable for children, but not prams or wheelchairs. No swimming.
There are quite a number (~25) steps, and of course muddy after rain. But so worth it.