A 40-metre multi-step waterfall in the western Waitākere Ranges Regional Park, close to Piha Beach. The falls are reached by a bush track from the car park at the end of Glenesk Road, Piha, which has toilets and picnic tables. An overflow car park is a few hundred metres before it. The website describes the walk as relatively easy, taking about 30 minutes to the base, and the return trip about an hour.
A fork on the track lets walkers go right for a 10-minute walk to the base, or climb for about 15 minutes to the top. A staircase near the end can be slippery, and there is a stream crossing, so shoes may get wet. The base has a popular swimming spot, and a loop back to the car park takes about 30 minutes. The top needs proper hiking shoes. A cleaning station at the start and end of the track helps protect the environment. Visitors praise the upkeep of the track and falls, and say the place is peaceful.