Did this hike August last year and found it a very good hike for kids, mostly flat and not too long. Good to check out all the old machinery and the Ink Pots are really interesting. A good break when travelling through the area.
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Did this hike August last year and found it a very good hike for kids, mostly flat and not too long. Good to check out all the old machinery and the Ink Pots are really interesting. A good break when travelling through the area.
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Beautiful scenery right near home. It's gorgeous here in the summer. Most of the tourists don't go all the way to the inkpots you'll have the area pretty much to yourself if you can make the hike past the lower and upper falls.
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Great summer hike! I love to watch the bubbles rise from the bottom of the small lakes!
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i thought it was gonna be something special when we got there but it was just average. save time by skipping it. the long walk back is not worth it.
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While the Falls are beautiful, there are so many people on the trail, one feels like they are at a Disney World attraction, rather than hiking. Once we completed the upper Falls trail and started the Ink Pots Trail, we felt like we were back in nature. While we encountered quite a few hikers, it was much more relaxing and...
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To reach the Ink Pots, travel 3 km beyond the Upper Falls on the Johnston Canyon Trail. Starting from the beginning of the Johnston Canyon Trail, the round trip hike is 12.2 km. The Ink Pots Trail (after the Upper Falls) is strenuous--many long ups and downs. However, the final destination is neat to see--five mineral springs that are bright...
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