Flat, long and easy hike. Worth a see. The falls are beautiful. More

After hiking around Jenny Lake, and in the Grand Canyon, this hike was lacking in scenery, and the Falls were not very impressive! But we did get a better look at the Grand Prismatic Spring by climbing up one of the hills along this hiking path! More

The trail itself isn't particularly interesting, and you can take a stroller on it (a regular stroller probably, with a couple of 'lifting' parts, a jogging stroller no problem) with the exception of the very very end. I would have done this rather than the back pack had I known. I suggest the extra .6 miles to the geyser as... More

The falls were beautiful but it was maybe a mile too long for our kids. It is 5 miles plus round trip. Also not much shade along the way. More

Decided to do trail after viewing Grand prismatic from scramble. The trail itself is very easy but not much of a view due to 1988 fires. The waterfall is worth a trip if you have some time. Falls about 80 ft high and forms a large pool. In the afternoon, the pool is in the shade and you feel the... More

Great 5 mile hike that is totally flat and an easy walk. A half mile before you hit the trailhead, you can climb the hill and view the prismatic thermal from above. More

Great easy hike, the falls at the end are so pretty and relaxing! More

This is an amazing, magical hike. The scenery is incredible, and on a hot day Fairy Falls defines "nature's air conditioner." The hike is flat, easy to follow and traverses absolutely beautiful scenery. After lingering at the falls for a while, be sure to walk 10 more minutes to Imperial Geyser where you will likely have a beautiful back country... More

Both the other reviews are spot on. If you'd like an alternative, you can hike from Fountain Flats drive. The hike goes through a variety of terrains and is more interesting than the shorter hike from the Fairy Falls parking lot. If you decide to do this hike it says it is about 7 miles, but it felt like 8... More