Mike Barnby

This location is aesthetically pleasing, but please exercise caution when attempting to view this attraction. There is a designated trail leading to most of the waterfall, but there are sections that have been cleared to allow for closer viewing. However, these "homemade" trails are hazardous for inexperienced individuals, those with balance issues, or those unfamiliar with such environments.

During our recent excursion, my son and I encountered an elderly gentleman and his disabled son who had been wandering around for over an hour, attempting to find an exit. It is quite easy to become disoriented once you deviate from the designated trails, which is necessary to reach the larger section of the waterfall.

It is advisable to wear appropriate footwear and carry walking sticks. Unless you are experienced, it is recommended to stay on the main trail. If you are taking your dog off-trail, please be extremely cautious as there are steep sections where they could easily fall over the edge due to the narrow paths. The main part of the trail is well-maintained, easy to navigate, and relatively free of obstacles. Kindly ensure that you carry out anything you bring in order to preserve the natural beauty of the surroundings for everyone to enjoy.

Please note that I'm a professional and my son has been doing this for many years himself, so I don't think it's all very easy to do and you won't run in to trouble if unprepared.

Garbage, half of the rides don't work, not working correctly or nobody there to operate them. Not one person that worked there knew what the others was doing and all had different stories to tell why things wasn't working or missing.

Waiting time was due to lack of staff.