Edward M. SmathersFeel like a creek walk without Park Rangers scolding you the whole way?
This place offers you a chance to walk into a crevice and right up to the main waterfall’s base, waist deep in the creek and rock walls at arm’s length on both sides!
There are several entrances to this park, but the one from the bottom parking area is the best for the first time visitor. It is a State park, so there will be a fee associated with parking.
Creek walking is a must if you walk the gorge trail, but you can keep your feet dry, for the most part, if you walk the gorge rim trails. Either way, you will not be disappointed by the views!
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