The Falls is a great place to spend a sunny afternoon. There are not as many fossils laying around as there was before it became a park but if you look long enough a piece of horn coral or honeycomb coral can usually be found. Take a bottle with you so you can pour water on the amazing fossils embedded in the rocks. Water makes them much more visible. It is also a great place to fish, you literally never know what you will reel in next. While fishing at the Falls or a little downstream, I have caught Bluegill, Drum, multiple types of Catfish, Crappie, Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Perch, Sauger, Walleye, White Bass, Striped Bass and probably a few that I don't recall at the moment. You don't need a huge tackle box full of fancy lures, most of the fish I listed can be caught on a simple lead-head jig with a curly, rubber tail. Just make sure your line is fresh and strong and check the line above your lure periodically as it can get nicked when going across the rocks. Wouldn't want to hook something huge only to have your line snap. And be sure to have a license, I have been checked more than once by game wardens while fishing at the falls. The only thing that keeps me from giving five stars is the fact that they make people pay to park there.