Visiting Corbett Waterfall in Jim Corbett National Park is an experience that varies significantly with the seasons. The ideal time to plan your visit is from late October to June. During this period, visitors can enjoy the most pleasant weather conditions, since the post-monsoon season brings out the lush greenery of the forest and the waterfall is brimming with water. October to February offers a cool and refreshing climate, making it comfortable for tourists to engage in activities like hiking to the waterfall or just relaxing amidst nature. However, if you are keen on spotting wildlife within Jim Corbett National Park, visiting between December to June is best when the chances for animal sightings are higher due to the thinner vegetation and animals coming out in search of water.
On the other hand, the summer months, particularly from March to June, provide a great opportunity to see the forest in full bloom. The weather during this time is warm, but the hot conditions force various wildlife to visit watering holes, which enhances your chances of viewing them up close. Consequently, despite the heat, summer can be an exciting time for wildlife enthusiasts. While water flow in Corbett Waterfall might be relatively less during the height of summer, the site remains a picturesque spot for picnics and relaxation. Visitors are, however, advised to avoid the monsoon season from July to September, as heavy rainfall can make the trails slippery and dangerous, and the increased water level in the Ramganga River can cause restrictions on access to the waterfall.
