Great bluffs all snow covered and lit with multi colored lights. There's quite bit of climbing here, if you choose to, so dress accordingly.

Many reviews have said to skip this that it is a tourist trap. I'm glad I didn't listen. I have never seen a waterfall this is one of the reasons I chose to go, it was beautiful especially at night. You must know that in order to enjoy this you must be willing to climb several and I mean several stairs. It was well worth it.

There are so many absolutely beautiful places to see for free or very little money in Colorado that this was especially disappointing. Evening rates per adult are $10.25. (Day rates are a mere $8.75.) As others have mentioned there are even free waterfalls nearby! This one is not that impressive, and I really love waterfalls! I wasted valuable vacation time (and money) in the long line of cars, and then when I got there, the falls were skinny and not even seven separate waterfalls. It was one waterfall that falls in "seven distinct steps." Since it had taken me forever to get into the place, I stayed on the deck while several groups came and went. Several people were very excited by wildlife viewings. As I sat there, I noticed the animals didn't move. They put fake animals on the mountain. Gee whiz, talk about a tourist trap! I'm happy for those who enjoyed their time there, but this was the only place in Colorado that I've ever regretted visiting.

Very expensive. If you go at night the place is quite dangerous, not well lit, etc. If you are disabled, there is an elevator to a viewing post, but you still can only see 5 of the 7 falls. For the able-bodied, you can climb a sturdy but rather treaturous stair case to the top to see the 2 falls that are hidden from view below, but it is a tough climb and not for the faint of heart. I wish I had my money back - a big tourist rip-off.