Nice hike, beautiful waterfalls. Very crowded, lots of dogs, kids. The large old growth tress are amazing and the 107 stairs to the overhanging lookout are worth it! I was surprised that a hike that is listed as easy for kids in the guidebooks had so many ups and downs. My 4 year old was very tired by the end. Overall, a very good day!

We arrived around 10:00 AM the main parking area was already full and only a handful had started spilling out on the side of the road.

On the way in we say a few people but the trail was fairly clear. Only a few had stopped at the first overlook. Also there were more then a few people with dogs off the leash and running "wild". If you bring an animal on a hike please keep it under control. On the way back we could tell it was starting to get crowded as we had to wait in several spots for groups of 8+ to pass.

Overall the trail is in good condition. There are a couple spots where water has pooled slightly and the ground is starting to get a little mucky. The switchbacks seemed in good shape as well.

The trail is wet and muddy in a few places but overall a great hike, no snow, and it's early in the season since it was a monday we had no trouble finding any parking. If you come make sure you wear boots and gators.

We started the trail pretty late....4pm-ish. Most of the trekkers were coming back but there were few who started with us as well. Parking was full but we squeezed in one of openings. The trail starts with a water flowing along with the trail for half a mile. The trail did have of water on its way (muddy patches). There were many families with kids along the way. The trail was very green and sunny. half thw ay to the hike, you get a sneek peek of the waterfall. There are 2 different views of the fall on the trek. At the end of the trek, there's a small bridge with water on both the sides. Right before that bridge, there were stairs that lead down to the view of the bottom falls. Both are worth watching. Beautiful trek. Loved it.