The drive up to the parking lot is quite an adventure in itself and requires a high clearance vehicle (a standard SUV will make it fine, but a sedan, wagon or van might struggle). The state of the road deteriorates the closer you get to the parking lot, and the last few hundred metres are the worst, so if you come up in a standard car then you might be able to park a kilometre or so before the official parking lot and just walk the really rough bit of road.

Once at the parking lot proper, follow the only path (!) which winds through burned (but gradually regrowing) forests. The views are huge and the ambience peaceful, so savour the easy trip, which is interrupted only by a few fallen trees which you need to clamber over.

As you get closer to the edge of the falls you can see the hillside rolling away, and when you reach the edge of the cliff that houses the falls then you really get a sense of their scale. At this point, either walk as close as you dare to the edge, or commit to the exposed scramble down to the base. The scramble down isn't hard, and there's a rope in place to aid your progress, but there are some exposed sections and it wouldn't be a good place to fall. If you're not overly confident with exposure and easy scrambling then enjoying the view from the top of the falls might be the best bet!

If you do scramble down then you're in for a treat - the huge overhang which houses the falls is spectacular. There are various bits of hardware and ropes hanging down from the (presumably extremely strong!) rock climbers who frequent the falls, and even in the height of summer there will be water tumbling down.

Sit and ponder the world for a while and then scramble/hike back to the car.