I have always wanted to go to Dudhsagar waterfalls. Its been on my list for a very long time but due to some circumstances I couldnt travel. Finally, I get a chance and plan with my friends from Bangalore. It was second week of July. When we reached there, we couldnt go on the trek because one of our friend has not reached and also forest department closed the gate from 9 am onwards and we stay back in the village. Second day we decided to start our from Castle Rock and we took the late night train and reached the station. We had to wait for sometime to start our trek.Finally, around 4 am we started our trek and were excited. There is no trail or route, one has to walk only on the railway tracks and have to get down as soon as train arrives to pass. If it gets slowed, one can hop on it too but dont take the risk. We enjoyed the trek thoroughly and the route is absolutely stunning and scenic. We got drenched in the rain, it was raining heavily as well. But another fate was waiting for us ahead. As soon as we were about the fall, the forest department blocked the route and asked everyone to return because of some incident taht must have happened a day before. We respected the decision and took a return. But what I really hate about the trekkers is, they started destroying and damaging the local properties. They started scaring people by running and few people fell and got hurt as well. The trekkers started damaging rail properties by throwing stones and break the rail boards which is highly unacceptable. The department is doing their duty for our sake. We should not be rude and harsh by damaging the property. OH MY GOD, are you crazy? Why do people do such crazy stuff? there are two routes for Dudhsagar waterfalls- one from Castle Rock- 14 kms one way and the other is Kulem 11 kms one side. Both the stations are quite accessible by the train. Things to keep - raincoat, some food, water, No washroom available, restaurant or water. wear good pair of shoes and also carry an extra pair of clothes to change. No tickets required.

Tough terrain but enjoying. Must visit but need full day of time. On the enroute May visit spice plantation. Must carry swimsuits and extra pair of clothes

The waterfall is great .. a must see but my review score reflects the chaos in obtaining tickets, queuing, scammers everywhere. You DO need to pre purchase tickets but actually for double the price you can save the chaos of queuing and just speak to a local selling merch who cam get you on a jeep quicker. The jeep ride is an experience in itself, once at the waterfall it is absolutely packed but still the queuing etc

Perhaps of the best cascade I have at any point seen. During rainstorm the main lawful approach to seeing the cascades is from the passing via trains. You will just get a 10 seconds perspective on the falls however it is stunning and commendable. Trains ignore by leisurely here.

Most beautiful place in Goa . One must go and see it. We went there through jeep safari. Time duration to spend time at water fall in less. Overall experience is nice

Dudsagar falls is a beautiful place. However it is hard work just to get there in terms of driving in the jeep for 40 minutes, it was a bumpy and dusty journey but it wasn’t too bad. Then trekking for about 40minutes. Not great if you are elderly, have difficulty walking.

Well worth a visit. You get to the town and then get a jeep. A 30 minute Jeep ride over tough terrain will get you half way up the hill. Then it’s a 20 mins walk which is dangerous over rocks. You will be given life jackets so can jump straight into the pool and under the waterfall. Beware of the monkeys they will go through your bags looking for food whilst you are swimming. They are a big nuisance there. A train will go over the bridge above the falls which is a lovely sight.