The trail starts at the intersection by the Chkvaleri village. There is also a hiking pointer - the trail is marked by white/red rectangles.

The initial part of the trail is pretty straightforward, you just follow the dirt road delving deeper into the valley. It's lined with steel water pipes - they will lead you all the way to the waterfall.

About 3km from the first pointer, the road emerges onto the small clearing. There is also a pointer showing the path climbing to the left, towards the Kvira mountain. But you keep going ahead, where the road turns into a footpath and enters the forest. Be careful here as the slope is steep and trail very narrow. Also, there is a water pipe running at the level of your ankles - if you slip, you can easily stumble upon it and fall headlong into the gorge.

Keep looking over the river until you see a pond of beautiful green water. That's where the waterfall is. Only some 30 meters later trail drops into the riverbed (don't worry, usually there is very little water). Cross the river, climb down some boulders and find a trail on the opposing bank - it's not hard as it is lined by two smaller water pipes. This trail goes a bit up, at one section you will even walk in a narrow space between both water pipes. Then you will reach another pointer - if you turn right here, you can climb down to the pond at the bottom of the waterfall.

If you go ahead instead, the trail will take you to the top of the waterfall (the water flows out of two caves). However, this section is even harder than the previous ones. It´s technically not the difficult, but not for the faint-hearted - if you slip here, you can fall into the waterfall and get seriously hurt.

To get back you can return the same way you arrived.