This guide explores some of the most stunning waterfalls in the Almora district, including information on how to reach them, and what makes each one unique. The ideal time to visit the waterfalls  Falls is between July and October when the waterfall is in full flow. During the monsoon season, the water volume increases, enhancing its beauty, but visitors should exercise caution due to slippery paths.

Dhokaney waterfall
Dhokaney Waterfall is a beautiful waterfall located between Almora and Nainital district. Located approximately 18 kilometers before Almora, near Suyalbari on National Highway 109. The waterfall cascades into a clear pool, creating a picturesque setting ideal for relaxation. The final stretch involves navigating an unpaved road. For those unfamiliar with mountainous terrain, parking the vehicle near Kamoli village and walking the remaining distance is recommended.
📍 Location: Near Suyalbari, 18 km before Almora
🛣 Route: National Highway 109
💦 Features: Cascades into a clear pool, creating a tranquil setting
✔️ Final stretch has an unpaved road
✔️ Parking Tip: Park near Kamoli village & walk the remaining distance 🚶‍♂️
🌄 Best For: Relaxation & Nature Lovers 🌿✨

Rudradhari waterfall
Rudradhari Waterfall is a nice waterfall located approximately 10 kilometers from Kausani. To reach the waterfall, you have to walk about 2 kilometer from Kantali village, situated along the Kausani-Almora road. The trail is surrounded by pine trees, small streams, and the local birds, making the approximately 35 minute walk enjoyable and a bit challenging.
Near the waterfall, there is a small cave temple dedicated to Lord Shiva (Rudra) and Lord Vishnu (Hari). The name “Rudradhari” is derived from these deities, and the site holds significance due to its association with ancient legends. 
📍 Location: 10 km from Kausani
🚶 Trek Distance: 2 km from Kantali village
⏳ Trek Time: 25 minutes
🌲 Surroundings: Pine trees, small streams, and local birds
🛕 Nearby Attraction: A small cave temple dedicated to Lord Shiva (Rudra) & Lord Vishnu (Hari)
📖 Mythology: The name “Rudradhari” originates from these deities, and the site is linked to ancient legends
🔦 Additional Exploration: Visitors can also explore ancient caves in the area.