A bit of a challenging hike. Incredible views around every corner. The rock house was really amazing to see. There was no signage, we just happened to see a few people inside the cave. Make sure you go inside the cave. Great way to get fresh air and excercise.

We visited Rock House on a weekday morning, before anyone else was out, and it was very serene. The walk down to the cave is reasonable, not too challenging, though we almost walked past the cave entrance because we weren’t aware of what we were looking for. For context, we’re moderately active and in our early 30’s. Definitely bring a flashlight, just in case you’re there at a time when there isn’t much natural light. We walked in, used our flashlight, and were immediately greeted by all of the pigeons. There were probably 20 or so cooing from various shelves up above or flapping around. Their cooing echoes, so it can sound kind of spooky if you aren’t ready for it. We managed to avoid getting pooped on, but there is a bit of risk for that. Birds aside, it’s a really interesting structure. There’s plenty of space to walk around and explore. Once others arrived, with kids who wanted to be pigeons, it got loud fast and we hiked out. There are some manageable stairs (replacing an old bridge that’s out of service) before a slightly steep dirty path back to the parking lot. That took some effort, but was manageable as well.

My family of 4 (two in our 50s and 19 and 20 year old children) loved our hike here. I'd say it took more physical effort going up hills and had less sure footing than Old Man's Cave. It had many areas you'd need to stay away from the edge because of steeeep drops and what looked like soft crumbly edges. The cave was amazing and there were so many photo worthy vistas here. Well behaved dogs were enjoying it on leash, I certainly wouldn't want to take one of my dogs who pulls the leash.