Almost no one was there and we had a great time despite quite a bit of mud on the trail. Some of the walkways were in need of repair and slipery when wet. However, the trip was more than worth it. If you're willing to step in the mud and watch your step, this very easy hike has a most beautiful reward at the end.

It was a wonderful day for hiking. With the sun out and temperatures in the low 80's. Hiking through the trail you could see all different kinds of trees, such as the Western Red Cedar and even the Douglas Fir. You could hear the river flowing and the falls coming. The end of the trail, a spectacular view of Frankin Falls. The water was cool and perfect for wading. A total of 2+ miles roundtrip, the hike was definitely worth the time and effort.