My sport watch said 500m one way. It took 7min on a fast walking pace with normal sport shoes. Flip Flops possible but would advised against it. The dip in was definitely worth it and the view was great. We were there in March and had plenty of water.

Seasonal waterfall so remember it’s only best to visit during the wet season! Visited in December and it was flowing! The 700m hike to the top has some steep steps and is incline most of the way. However they are solid steps and there are hand rails so if you take your time I’m confident most people could manage as well as kids (but it may be a challenge!) For most people though it’s a quick race to the top and well worth the effort 😍😍

What a beautiful little spot. It was the beginning of July when I went here and it was not too hot. The 700 metre walk to the bottom of the top falls is well worth the cardio exercise. The pools at the base are inviting, just make sure that you take all the necessary precautions and follow the information on the sign boards. This is not your local pool, or beach with lifeguards, and you alone are responsible for your safety. I'm sure that there are not many people that have visited here that have noticed that when leaving the falls you can actually see the islands off the coast. (There are no other falls that I've been to on the eastern seaboard where you can see islands off the coast from the The lower cascades are nice for those less abled however neither waypoints in this part of your journey are wheelchair accessible. (For this there are other waterfalls and cascades) **Caveats This is a natural creek which is subject, very much so, to the rain which feeds it. The stairs are many, steep, uneven and make up a very large percentage of the 700 metre walk. Be responsible for your own actions. Don't become a burden on emergency services. Do not jump/dive into any water, especially natural creeks or rivers. Respect nature and the Indigenous land upon which you are walking. Take nothing but memories. Leave absolutely nothing. Take out what you take in. Your mother is not there to clean up after you. Don't spoil this spot for those that follow. Enjoy your life :)

The water wasn't flowing when I was there, so it wasn't that appealing. Not a bad outlook and a nice little easy walk will be good for some. The rock pools below when full will be nice ans shady in the full sun.

Quite lovely and worth the (at times) quite steep climb. Not for people with mobility issues. Notice says 100m to falls. That must refer to the vertical distance as the walk would be closer to 300m.

Not a big waterfall but worth the walk,good swimming hole also.

Attie creek is a gem just at the back of Cardwell. A must to check out. Quite a few steps and incline to the top. Well worth it, the view of the falls and swimming hole was spectacular. Saw a turtle sunning himself on a rock before slipping back into the cool water. Lower falls are lovely as well.

Road is rough and there are no bathroom facilities but the falls were stunning and peaceful