Anice Falls is roughly a 50 minutes’ drive away from Sydney CBD. From the city center head south on the M1 then on the A1. In Lotus, roughly in 33km, take Farnell Avenue Exit (has 'Royal National Park' sign) which becomes Sir Bertram Stevens Dr. Follow this road for 5.5km, then turn left onto Warumbul Rd and follow it for the next 400m. A car park, to your left, is on the side of the road. The road is a sealed one. Park entry fees: $12 per vehicle per day.

The parking has no facilities (nearest toilet is in Audley) other than a track's sign board. Warumbul Rd Gate is locked at night.

From the parking, cross the road and follow the main trail for 1.55km (official sign says 1km, which is incorrect). First part is more or less flat, then it is a steep and slippery descend. Be careful! When you reach a sign 'Winifred Falls' - you can take a side-track leading to Winifred Falls, than come back to the main track and ford the South West Arm Creek (as per the end of 2018 there were lots of fallen trees there, please take extra care).-Anice Falls is found a 1 km further along the main walking trail towards Maianbar Rd. The track is quite challenging requiring one creek ford (can be impassible after heavy rain) and a few smaller streams. As soon as you reach the Saddle Gully, the Anice Falls is seen to your left. The top of the falls is more or less easy accessible from the rock ledge, while the bottom is not officially accessible. There are some un-official paths leading to its base, if you decide to follow one of these paths - please take extra care!

Return via the same route. Total walking time is 2hrs.

Anice Falls is a permanent waterfall (a gentle trickle most of the time as per the main photo); best to visit is after decent rain, but could be challenging to reach the falls.