
Corbett Falls — the forest waterfall on the Kaladhungi road
What it is
Corbett Falls is a waterfall about 20 m high in dense forest, beside the Kaladhungi–Ramnagar highway. Wikipedia lists it among the other attractions of Jim Corbett National Park and says it is about 4 km from Kaladhungi.
Getting there
Wikipedia says 25 km from Ramnagar; our routing measures about 34 km and 49 minutes by road. We state both because they disagree, and the longer, measured figure is the one to plan on.
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Where are Corbett Falls?
In dense forest beside the Kaladhungi–Ramnagar highway, about 4 km from Kaladhungi by Wikipedia's account, and about 20 m high. Wikipedia says 25 km from Ramnagar; our routing measures about 34 km and 49 minutes by road, so allow for the longer figure.
Are the falls inside Corbett National Park?
Wikipedia lists them among the park's other attractions, on the highway between Ramnagar and Kaladhungi. We have no verified entry rule, fee or opening hours, so ask at the reception office in Ramnagar before you go; we do not know whether a permit is needed.
When is the best time to visit?
We have no verified flow data. A waterfall is fullest after rain, and the monsoon brings slips on the hill roads, so go with spare time and check the road before you set out. Wikipedia says the park's rain falls from July to September, which is when the falls are likely to be at their fullest.




