A well-constructed path made a circuit past all sections of the falls as well as link with the out-and-back trail to the platform overlooking the impressive Hypipamee Crater, which was a crater fringed by 138m vertical cliffs dropping right into a stale-looking but eerily scenic concentrated green lake.

During our visit, there was also a sign warning about a cassowary sighting. Even though we didn't see the bird, apparently they're known to be very aggressive and attack people despite their endangered status. Cassowaries are pretty big flightless birds with an interesting-looking fin-like shape on its head.

We went there from the Millaa Millaa Tourist park along the Millaa Millaa-Malanda Rd. From the tourist park, we drove about 2.4km west then turning left onto East Evelyn Rd (Route 25) then turning right onto the Kennedy Hwy (Hwy 1). We proceeded on Kennedy Hwy for just under 14km where the signposted Mt Hypipamee turnoff is on the left.