Plenty of parking (included in the admission fee), easy to follow footpath right the way around however sturdy footwear is a must, particularly after wet weather. Great way to spend a couple of hours.

This 4.5 mile walk is tough, comprising as it does numerous peaks and troughs and uneven surfaces, but that's my greatest criticism. There are some lovely views, which I imagine would be perfectly stunning in better weather than we had. Also some interesting things to see along the way - waterfalls, the bizarre money tree - and there's the odd cafe to refresh yourself at. A decent way to spend an afternoon, though ideally when it's not too muddy.

WOW!! Fabulous views of the several waterfalls, especially after the recent rainfall. The 4.5 mile walk will take between 2.5 to 3.5 hours. It is a strenuous walk, not a gentle stroll through the countryside. Correct footwear is essential, and waterproofs if there is rain in the forecasts. The well defined walkway is quite erratic in places, steep walkways, steps and quite muddy in places after rainfall. At the half way point you are in the middle of no where walking in farm land. There is a cafe around halfway, but not always open ( not on our walk - we was advised before we started ) so make sure you do take some refreshments with you and take your rubbish home. A thoroughly recommended walk, even in the rain. It is not for the faint hearted, small children or the elderly.