4 Carl Brown - 5 months ago
The waterfall itself is reached by climbing up a flight of stairs. There is then a trail which follows the feeder stream. This eventually leads on up the mountain but can be overgrown. This being the case, there a number of rubber tapper paths which can be found traversing right which will eventually come out onto a steep dirt track. You can follow this to the summit passing hermit-like quaint shacks used by individual tappers. No real views up top though due to undergrowth and trees but a pleasant hike.
It is steep coming down so good gripping soles are necessary and it will be extremely slippery if wet. Trekking poles or a stave recommended.
Near the bottom you will pass a house on the left with barking dogs. Keep to the right of the track and ignore them and they shouldn't bother you. Having poles/stave also helps put them off.