Jägala Waterfall, Estonia's widest natural waterfall, offers a free and easily accessible natural spectacle. Situated a short drive from Tallinn, it is best visited independently or as part of a self-drive itinerary, though some day tours from the capital may include it. Accessibility is generally good via car with nearby parking, followed by a short walk to viewpoints, though paths can be slippery in winter and full wheelchair access to all spots may be limited. The waterfall is open year-round, with its most dramatic displays occurring in spring when water levels are high, and in winter when it transforms into a magnificent ice wall; summer flow can be less impressive. A typical visit lasts between 30 minutes to 1.5 hours, allowing ample time for photography and enjoying the scenic views. Remember to wear appropriate footwear, especially during colder or wetter months.