It's listed as a 3.2  to 3.5 mile hike. 🤷‍♂️ Well, if you do the hike we did it's probably closer to 4 miles. This is a popular family hike because of its beauty and access to two waterfalls. Hiking to the Lower Falls is fairly easy. This part is considered " the loop". Hiking to the Upper Falls is rather strenuous and is an out and back hike.

Your hike starts at steps at the parking lot sidewalk; a wooden sign depicts trail and waterfall locations, but because of intersecting and/or unmarked trails in the area it CAN be confusing at times - especially if you hike to the Upper Falls, so a trail map is generally helpful. This part of the trail is not well marked.

The trail of the parking lot is initially paved, which leads to a bridge over Yellowstone Prong, the stream feeding both waterfalls. If going to the Lower Falls (downstream of the bridge, and 0.3 miles from trailhead), cross the bridge, pass a small “off ramp” which the main trail takes to the left, cross the boardwalks, and follow signpost(s). This trail includes a 60-step wooden stairway to the base of the falls. Remember, rocks around waterfalls are very slippery; NEVER go to the top of any waterfall.

Blueberries are abundant in the fall. After about a mile, main trail turns left to cross Prong and return, in about a mile, to parking.

If going to Upper Falls (1.6 miles from the trailhead), continue straight ahead on the trail, which crosses a small stream and climbs to the falls. (Although Graveyard Fields Trail is rated ``easy' overall, the majority (approximately ½ mile) of this trail has a rougher surface and steeper grade than the majority of the trail.)

Length of 3.2 or 3.5 miles assumes proceeding directly to Upper Falls as described and retracing one’s steps to parking.

Actually I think the Lower Falls is actually prettier and is less of a hike so - unless you're just wanting more of a workout, just visit this falls. 👍👍👍👍👍