A wonderful sojourn; the falls were beautiful. It's a 1.7 mile trail up the mountain to the point where the waterfall actually starts. The climb up is a bit taxing, but when we went there were kids a-plenty, senior citizens, and couples with their dog(s), so it is do-able by just about everyone. Don't stop and turn around until you get to the start of the falls (1.7m mark) as you will deny yourself a truly spectacular view of the surrounding country. This is a destination worth driving to.

My wife and I, in our early 70's, climbed to the top of the falls on a busy Saturday. The weather was ideal, partly cloudy with sun and clouds. There were lots of people! We climbed here about 7-8 years ago. It is strenuous at times; good hiking shoes are adviced, though we saw one young guy wearing flip-flops. We highly recommend this hike!

We had such a great time on this hike! We visited on a beautiful Saturday in mid-April. It was in the high 50’s/low 60’s, which was perfect weather for this hike. It’s 1.7 miles up & 1.7 miles back down. There are views of the falls from most of the hike & several spots to get a closer look. The hike has wooden steps, rock steps & some forest areas with tree roots. It rained 2 days prior to our hike. Most of the areas in the sun were dry. Areas in the shade were a bit muddy. There was more water & muddy spots as we got closer to the top. Our English Cream Golden Retriever had a great time & got very muddy. There were several dogs & families with children. I’d recommend waterproof hiking boots or at least tennis shoes with good tread. We got there at 10 & there were plenty of parking spots in both lots. When we got back to the car around noon, the lots were full & people were waiting for spots. There are 2 vault toilets at the parking lot. There is a $3 fee per vehicle.