We were looking for a hike with little elevation gain and followed the lake side trail. It was serene, and very pretty. The trail is well-marked and there are picnic tables along the way in little meadows. There is a car-charge for parking in a well-kept parking lot, and there are bathroom facilities.

We have a Senior National Park Pass and read all the signs and back of the trail map so we thought we were allowed to use our pass here without paying. We hiked and returned to find warnings on the car hat we owed $2.50 (half price) for day use. We paid. We took the Rangers Fall trail (1.2 miles) and almost turned back before reaching falls because it was a hard uphill hike. Trail is very rough with lots of roots, rocks and very muddy spots. We made it to the falls and it was beautiful. This was supposed to be a loop so we hiked on. There are no blazes on the trail and few signs but many intersections so we wound up lost. We finally had to retrace our steps and about 3 hours later made it back to our car. We hike frequently but haven’t encountered such a poorly marked trail before. Make sure you’re well prepared if you hike here! It was a beautiful quiet hike though with only a few people using it.