We did the big walk and managed fine . We took the beagle as well but did put her shoes on as the ground is very stoney . She managed the walk absolutely fine and no issues . But we managed the walk in 50 mins and stopped 3 or 4 times to get our breath back on the walk up . Great views but go early in morning before it gets warm . After the walk we fell into the hotel at the top for cold drinks and a seat in the shade .

Dangerous steep unmaintained walkways down to bottom of waterfalls and then you have to get back up again on the other side of the gorge. I am 76 and needed to be 26. When we were young these places were free to visit. Now you pay to visit and some nice turnstiles have been added to the venue - not much else has changed from what I could see.

We have done many ‘challenging’ walks in the mountains of the Swiss Alps and I would say that at times this walk was of similar difficulty. The walk classed as 45 minutes has a lot of steps, some of which are extremely steep. I needed to grip the handrails at all times as there had been rain in the previous two days. We were rewarded with the roaring water down the waterfall. We thoroughly enjoyed the walk but noted that some people were struggling due to unsuitable footwear. Strong walking boots are required to protect ankle injuries on uneven ground and steep steps. To be fair the website does give a clear warning about the Nature Trail. However I did not see such a clear warning at the ticket desk on entry. Wear suitable shoes and you will enjoy the walk.

We visited whilst on holiday this week (4 adults and 4 children aged 2 - 8) and I would suggest doing your research before arrival. The lady on the ticket desk helpfully advised us that certain points of the walk might be slippery due to the wet weather but sensible walking shoes are a must! It is advertised as a 45 minute walk but with the little legs in our group it took us over an hour with the smallest one needing to be carried at a few points. The scenery was beautiful however and certainly worth the steep climb!

My little dog and i (retirement age) did this challenge on a fine day and enjoyed ourselves. Took us just under an hour with pauses for rest and photos. Don't underestimate the challenge because when they say 675 steps to negotiate they use the word steps lightly. In parts it was like rock climbing, with the benefit of a handrail. Equally steep going down and up. My dog is young and some of the 'steps' were a bit daunting, but with encouragement he coped. I carried him over the bridge at the bottom and final metal stairs. Stout non slip footwear essential. If cold wear grippy gloves because the handrail is mostly metal. The power of the falls is impressive and it gives a sense of achievement when completed.

Fine waterfalls. Wouldnt say anything more spectacular than can be seen for free elsewhere. Mad prices to see nature. Everything else closed being November Would advise walking footwear - saw many people wearing slick trainers in November with leaf covered wet paths.