From the car park, we were faced with a 3km return track (we took about an hour) to reach the overlook platform for the falls. The first 900m of the walk was flat, but the last 600m was all uphill. And in the flat section, there were two fairly long and deep stream crossings.

In the state the stream was in, Julie and I had a lot of difficulty trying to keep our feet dry (somehow we managed, I think). We definitely perused the chains to hold onto for balance as well as a few makeshift "steps" (basically barrels filled in with either concrete or dirt to weight them down) to make the traverse more feasible.

Beyond the stream crossing, we then had to negotiate slippery boulders strewn on the far side of the stream bank before finally getting beyond the watercourse. It was only then that the uphill section began, and it was straightforward to follow. And in this stretch, there was another spur trail leading to the stream further downstream of the Jourama Falls where we did see some young folks brave the running waters for a swim (they're nuts!). There was also a slight partial view of the top of the falls from down here as well.