Enjoyed our hike overall. I'm a disabled hiker, I have use of 1 leg and used my crutches for this hike. It is not wheelchair accessible at all.

Wear good hiking shoes and be prepared for a bit of a challenge. Taking the upper trail, there is a large hill and some stairs to climb. The hill was quite steep, covered in roots and would be very muddy/slippery after a rain. The lower trail is washed out in parts and you need to walk in the river. Both trails are rough, have lots of loose rocks and can be narrow at times. There are fallen trees over some parts you will have to climb over. The trails are not marked well, look for red paint on the trees.

It said it was a 15 min hike to the falls, it took me 40 minutes (only 25 return). The trail is rated "easy" in various places online, it is not. My able bodied partner was fine, my large dog was okay but didn't like some of the loose rocks. I found the terrain and hill challenging. I'm glad we didn't bring my mother in law (who joins us sometimes) because she would not have been able to do this trail. If you have mobility impairments please look at the photos and decide if you can do this one or not.

The falls are pretty, but would be better in the spring. There was a lot less flow than in some of the photos (I visited mid August).