Great walk, if your not afraid of heights! The quoted distance is not entirely correct, as you have allow any distance to travel to and from your vehicle if not on a coach trip, the carparking areas do get busy. There are lots of steps some steeper than others and it was obviously quite steep in some places. I did the walk alone as the group bookings were full but this allowed me to go at my own pace to take in the stunning scenery. Overall a great walk that I would like to do again in the future.

Really a great experience walking at your own pace and enjoying the great scenery. We felt the only negative for us was a small one which was a lack of signage near the end of the walk to indicate how far to go and how far to the bus. A great attraction!!.

A must do activity, spectacular, breathtaking, exhilarating. The bridge at the end is not a solid bridge as per the picture, more of a kind of rope bridge We opted for the no guide option which has pros and cons. Pros: you get to walk at your own pace and away from the large groups so its a bit more zen and at one with the nature. Cons: some of the guides did sound excellent and were passionate about the flora and fauna and general geology and history of the area so we missed out on learning that. NB - you cannot drive to the entrance. You have to park (either on the road or in the carpark) then Walk 20 minutes to the gorge entrance where you show your ticket and get a hard hat. This wasn’t explained anywhere (either in emails or on boards at the location), and there are very few signs telling you where to go so give yourself time to work it out - i think thats why you are aksed to arrive an hour early.. You do also then have to queue/wait when you get to the start.