The waterfall is not pushchair or wheelchair friendly, but visitors can walk towards it and leave their pushchair at the top as the stairs down aren't too steep. It is very shallow, making it a great place for children to play.

The waterfall is stunning when there is lots of water flowing, especially after rainfall. It is recommended to visit on weekdays to avoid crowds and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

Visitors should be cautious of the muddy path down from the road, especially after heavy rain. It is recommended to wear hiking boots for better grip and stability.

Visitors can enjoy a nice walk amongst nature, with the option to stop for breakfast at a nearby establishment. The area is also popular for photography, with friendly locals walking their dogs along the greenway.