Chute de Kinkon, an 80-meter waterfall in Guinea's Pita Prefecture, flows year-round but reaches its peak volume between August and September during the rainy season. Located in the Kokoulo valley, the narrow cascade remains striking despite its proximity to a hydroelectric plant. Visitors can reach it by traveling north from Pita for 1km, then turning onto a 10km dirt road—a journey suitable for walking or biking. The falls maintain their natural appeal, offering a glimpse of the region's landscape without excessive development.