Beautiful Tairere forest and a gentle 45 minute walk each way to a surprisingly large waterfall. Plenty for a dog to sniff, and humans as well. Sad that Tradiscantia, Wandering Willie has spread throughout this piece of Bush.
There are 2 entrances to this fall, the first and most obvious entry is a 1.5 hours hike return which if you're not prepared on a hot summer day, you may opt to go for the second entry however the road is very remote and only some of the GPS system can find the road called Miller road, which you'll have to drive all the way in to the very end which you'll see a sign saying no vehicle entry, you can park right outside the gate and walk 5 minutes into the fall. Beware that going down the fall is very challenging and steep as there is no actual stairs, only rocks foaming the dangerously steep stairs. Because of how the stream is formed, a large area is a dead zone which all the dirty water are trapped and unable to leave, you may not want to opt for a swim.
Beautiful waterfall with some very interesting history.