This 87m waterfall tumbles in two powerful tiers. The high flow of the falls was enough to generate mist that produced a nice arcing rainbow right in front of it during our visit. Thus, it was a fun falls to photograph. We were even trying to see if we could capture a photograph of a cow before the falls.

During my research, I read that local myths have said that the name of the falls originated from a beautiful woman named Huldra. She was said to be a sociable and attractive lady whose only flaw was having a cow's tail. So she had an insatiable lust for men. In any case, the characteristics of beauty and popularity along with the cows in front of the falls were certainly fitting for this waterfall.

From the car park (see directions below), we had to do a little walking along an unsigned paved path that passed through some of the agricultural school before crossing a bridge and reaching the gated grazing area. We were able to get through the gate, but we had to make sure the gate stayed closed after passing through so the livestock couldn't leave.