Despite a minor issue with parking (the car park is very limited on space), we managed to acquire a spot as somebody left just as we came in. The walk through the woods alongside the river was most enjoyable with a fairly good path to walk on. There were a few gentle inclines on the route but didn't pose any problems. Good footwear is recommended as the path could become slippery in wet conditions. The main waterfall at the end of the walk was spectacular and well worth the 30-minute hike. Numerous photo opportunities arose along the way and the ambient sound of flowing water gave a relaxing backdrop to soak up the atmosphere. The walk is very good for dog walkers. The first smaller water fall was a particular delight for three Dobermans who decided to have a Timotei moment. The owners struggled to get them out as they were enjoying themselves so much.

A real hidden gem. Lovely gentle woodland walk by the Big Burn. Depending on loitering for photos etc it takes around +/- 20 mins each way by the Burn, and culminates in a spectacular waterfall. In May the amazing carpets of bluebells and wild garlic are out in force. A lovely way to spend an hour.

We parked in the upper car park (backies) and still enjoyed a small walk away from the Falls the small bridges. We also walked to the Falls and then above and around. Magnificent little gem of a walk.

Parked in the upper lot and hiked / walked down. The trailer could definitely use some attention as there was a fallen tree in one spot and substantial mud in others. There is also some incline, going down and then coming back up. The falls are nice as is the boardwalk that leads to them and makes the hike worth it.