Part of the fall’s charm is its setting: the cliffs around it are banded with colourful rock layers, with red tones dominating. Long known mainly to local villagers, it became popular after photographs of it were widely shared in recent years.
The access road is in good condition and signposted, and from the end of the road a walk of roughly 15–30 minutes leads to the waterfall. Spring, when snowmelt swells the flow, and autumn are the best times to visit, while in summer some visitors swim in the pool below.
