The striking waterfall is approached via a very pleasant walk. Less than 2km further south along the main road a lay by, right , leads to a 2km track which can be taken by foot to Dinis Island at the meeting of the waters, a place of great beauty where the water from the Upper Lake joins the Muckross Lake by the picturesque Old Weir Bridge. A few km further south, the road tunnels the rock, forming a natural rock bridge, a little further south, a rough roadway, right, leads to a foot bridge beyond which is a superb few of Derrycunnihy Cascade, which cuts a spectacular gorge through the primeval Derrycunnihy Woods, a botanical area of great interest. Ladies View Back to the main road and a further 4km or so south, is the celebrated view of the lakes at Ladies View. The hill top at the second car park commands the view much admired by Queen Victoria's ladies in waiting when they came here in 1861, thereby giving the name to the view point.
Ladies view is at the park boundary.
A superb vantage point from which to view the lakes of Killarney is Moll's Gap on the Kenmare- Killarney road south of Ladies view. All Rights Reserved Designed by Killarney Web Publishing Inc.