Beautiful park with some well marked trails that give you a workout. There is some areas that require some nimble footwork so wear good hiking boots or shoes.
Fantastic park to hike and explore, was bit chilly when we went, no coats, smh. But multiple paths and trails to take and never a dull trip.
I have been going here since I was a kid and now I am taking kids there to climb the rocks. It's a very small park, if your looking for regular hiking there are better options. But the rocks here are excellent. Great places to climb and crawl on rocks and through cracks. I think this is always the kids favorite place to go "hiking".
Great place to hike and it's exciting for the kids! There are some big crevasses so watch your step!
A beautiful park. The ledges are incredible rock formations in a lovely forest. There are four different 'trails', but even the easy trail requires some 'hill climbs' to up to the trail. It was a little sad to see a couple of plastic bottles along the trail (literally 2). Hopefully visitors will be respectful and pack out trash.
Love going there but there is a lot of glass and other garbage on the ground. Get it cleaned up and it'll get 5 stars
Nice walking trails around very nice rock formations. Unfortunately not very well maintained. Trails are not well marked, so people walk everywhere. More trash than you'd like to see too. Nice for a cool walk on a hot day.
Great park! I agree with some of the other reviewers that some of the trails are not marked well enough. This is a park that you must wear shoes with good traction not a place for flip flops or sandels. They have varying degrees of trail levels. This is a park that should be on your top 10 parks list to see.
Awesome trails. So much to see and explore. Beautiful bluffs, a waterfall. There are easier trails as well as challenging trails. Something for everyone. A great workout if that's what you are interested in or a more leisure, scenic experience.
Loved our experience here. Lots of different hiking trails. A lot of families enjoying picnics and nature walks/hikes. Several different hiking routes for all ages and experience levels. Just make sure you have your walking stick and some water. Make sure you wear some old clothes and some shoes that grip for some slippery situations. Oh yeah a flashlight would be a great idea as well. Beautiful nature, clean environment. Lots of picnic tables for lunch or a romantic picnic. Don't forget you camera. Beautiful seclusion. Seems to be a "hangout" for the teenage/ early 20's crowd.
This place is really fun to explore in spring and summer. You might not want to go after a rain because it gets muddy. But there are lots of rocks to climb around on and little crevaces to explore and there are a couple of really pretty Falls. The moss on the rocks makes it seem like a little fairy or a unicorn might jump out at any moment. Prettiest in late spring or summer when things are blooming.
Absolutely gorgeous scenery. The hiking markers could be a bit more clear, but if you're up for exploring it's easy to find your way around.
This place is awesome, but be careful bringing children or drunk people. It can be very dangerous, as there are sheer drops all over the park. Enjoy responsibly!
Fun hiking. We loved squeezing between the rocks. Be careful though, there are plenty of opportunities to fall and hurt yourself.
Nice paths from easy to difficult. They are marked so you know which path you're on. The difficult path was fun but challenging.
The parking lot had plenty of parking. The men's bathroom was locked and the women's was very dirty like it hadn't been cleaned in a very long time. It wasn't a new mess. Word to the wise, bring you're own t.p. and whatever you need to wash your hands.