During the dryer months from June to November a great way to spend the afternoon is to walk up to the waterfall. The pool is deep and refreshing and perfect for cooling down.
Kiri and Sandra enjoy a chilled glass of wine at the waterfall.
Greystoke
Waterfall walk
13 June 2011
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