A genuinely hidden gem. The waterfall is in a waterworn slot in the mountain side. Only when you take the paths into cave-like canyon can you see the actual cascade. The paths that lead into the waterfall are flanked by beautifully planted borders and there are also orchids enjoying the humid location. If you don't want to get wet, take an umbrella or rain coat as there can be a lot of spray and water dripping from the rocks. Pick the time you visit carefully as it can be crowded - coach trips come here and weekends attract both locals and tourists. Obviously it's good if there has been rain in the days preceding a visit as this makes the fall even more impressive. There are plenty of tables and seating along the path leading to the waterfall and these make a great (free) location to picnic. There are steps from the carpark, but from then on, everything is accessed by sloping paths so the site is wheelchair accessible and suitable for less able people if they take it at a steady pace. The gift shop does sell small guides to the falls and these include some nice historical photos - also displayed on the walls just after the ticket kiosk. There is a snack bar selling drinks and sandwiches in the gift shop, but the Cafe on the square in the village is nicer. The range of gifts available is horrible, mostly imported and mostly unrelated to the area or the falls - anyone for a carved wooden giraffe? It obviously makes money... The €7 per person price tag is a little expensive, but the falls are interesting and lovely to see. Worth a visit if you're in the area or looking for a bit of a walk (along the side of the river fed by the falls) from Riva del Garda.