Striking waterfall, named for a Scottish explorer, plunging 74 m. into a verdant canyon.
The sound of the waterfall really does bring instant calm—locals weren't exaggerating. Go early morning to beat the crowds and catch the mist rising from the 74-meter drop. Perfect for a quick nature reset if you're driving through Nyahururu.
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Had so much fun climbing down to view the falls at a closer range,loved the experience alot
Small trek down to the falls.. May be slippery steps.. Soothing waterfall sound.. Nice to visit the falls
I like how the view hits you once you approach the viewing platform. The steep drop and the waterfall to the right pulls you right in! You can also walk down to the falls for an upclose. It is even mo...
Beautiful falls. 500 Schillings adult admission for non residents. We didn't do the climb down to the bottom. Heard it is somewhat treacherous. But you can see the falls as soon as you pay the admiss...
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