The trail to Hydro Falls has several signs and information boards, especially at the starting point from Kennon Road. However, as the journey progresses, these signs may become less visible or inconsistent, especially in more remote or steep areas. Therefore, it is recommended to use offline navigation apps such as Maps.me or Google Maps for additional help. Also, do not hesitate to ask locals living along the trail for directions to avoid getting lost. Walking carefully and paying attention to safety signs is very important, as some parts of the trail can be steep or muddy after rain.

Visitors are advised to bring their own provisions because there are not many food vendors along the hiking trail to Hydro Falls. Some small kiosks might be available near the trail's starting point at Kennon Road, but once inside the trail, food vendors are very rare. Bringing water and snacks is essential to maintain energy during the trip. If you plan to spend more time around the waterfall, it is best to bring light food or a picnic meal, as food facilities near the location are very limited.

Visiting Hydro Falls requires proper preparation to ensure the trip is safe and comfortable. First, make sure to bring water and snacks to stay hydrated and energized during the trip. Wear comfortable hiking shoes or mountain sandals, as the trail is rocky and can be slippery, especially during rain. Also, bring a raincoat or poncho to prepare for bad weather, and sunblock, a hat, and sunglasses to protect from the sun. Don’t forget to bring a change of clothes and a towel, especially if you plan to play in the water near the waterfall. Lastly, bringing your own trash bag is important to keep the environment clean and help preserve nature.

The facilities around Hydro Falls are quite limited. Visitors may find basic toilets at the starting point of the hiking trail or at some rest areas along the way. However, modern changing rooms or toilets are not usually available near the waterfall itself. Therefore, it is recommended to change clothes before starting the journey or prepare towels and extra clothes to change after enjoying the water at the waterfall. Be cautious of the limited facilities and always bring personal items such as wet wipes or antiseptic.

Visiting Hydro Falls usually does not require an official permit or entrance ticket. However, at certain points, especially at community entry posts, visitors may be asked to pay a small contribution or make a voluntary donation. This money is usually used for trail maintenance and to support the local community around the tourist area. It is recommended to bring a small amount of cash, as digital payment services are not always available. To confirm the applicable rules, you can ask locals at the starting point of the trail to avoid misunderstandings.