Visited as part of day tour from Mussoorie on a Saturday afternoon under cloudy and relatively cool weather due to rain. The falls is situated around 13 km from the city. The place where we had been dropped by our cab, it was in the midst of a marketplace, the entry to the fall is through such marketplace only. We used rope ways @ Rs. 150 per pax. The waterfall cascades down from the mountains and lands into to the pool below. There are pools at different levels, the drop point of the ropeway is situated nearer to the lowest pool level, the place was almost empty. We climbed through slippery stairs to next higher pool level, where the waterfall was touching the pool. The place was overcrowded despite bad weather, several tourists were bathing in groups in the pool, almost like a water park scene. There were small snacks shops, locker and change rooms, could not get a cup of tea through ordered due to overcrowd. The entire place including stairs, were slippery and dirty, garbage like plastics bottles, used tea cups etc., were lying there. Overall, an average experience for us.

Not sure why it is has so much hype. A regular picnic spot where you find a pond, a waterfall, few places to eat Maggie and other snack item. Too much crowd hence someone has to be very early to place to beat traffic. Would need to walk a bit to reach the waterfall so pls be prepare. Get your swim costume with otherwise otherwise it was available on rent on decent price. Only hygiene could be a problem.

Kempty falls is not located in Mussoorie. It is located 13 kms away from Mussoorie at the Tehri Gerhwal district. Upon reaching parking charges are required to park any kind of vehicle (rates may vary depending on vehicles/season), however no entry fees are needed. After parking one may descend a flight of stairs to reach the bottom of the fall. The steps from the top to bottom and left and right are surrounded by small shops. Even the waterfall is surrounded by the shops where you may choose to take a dip or swim. Tourists are facilitated with lockers for their clothes and belongings. Kempty falls is always crowded. If you like peace and nature this place is definitely not for you. The sight is more of people taking bath,loud noises and packed shops rather than the waterfall and it's therapeutic sound. I definitely do not recommend this place to nature lovers. The view of the falls is best enjoyed from afar away.

We were on a holiday trip to Mussoorie, popularly known as the queen of hills in India. Kempty falls is at a distance of about 12 kms from Gandhi Chowk, Mall Road.Nice place for taking a dip in the pools of the waterfalls. Ideal to visit in Summer months. Several shops and kiosks offer change rooms and refreshments nearby.Needs renovation and provide steps with safe hand rails for the tourists.

The falls itself is very pretty and the water appeared white and clear(just like you might have seen in some pictures). You can either walk or take a cable car ride to see the waterfall. You will see hundreds of people getting into the water and having fun. There are a few lookouts to to enjoy the waterfall and take pictures. Kempty Falls was only 5 kilometers from our hotel JW Marriott but I guess is a good 45-60mins. drive in a car from Mussoorie(depending on the traffic). Stop littering and save this wonderful spot for others to enjoy as well. The city has a task cut out for them to take action and tidy up this place which I believe is one of the attraction in Mussoorie!

The waterfall is beautiful & very cooling on a warm day. But the cleanliness is very bad. Litter is found everywhere. The guys running the place do not bother to maintain it and they themselves contribute to the litter. Pampers can be found in the pool. Sadly some even bathe and take sips from the water. The Himdola (Kempty Fall Ropeways) seems risky, but is actually safe.