Like all parks and areas, you have lots of choices of what to see and do. Because time is limited, mark this on your list as one to fit into your visit. Just 2.5 miles with minimal elevation and, like all facilities in the RRCA, extremely well maintained In spring we crossed a stream, which was an unexpected treat. Because you head into a valley note that sunlight ends early so leave enough time for daylight or take lighting. There are short parts of the trail with rocky footing, but just enough to slow you down and not physically challenging. Check the website for timed entry, increasingly used in national recreation facilities. There is a minimal vehicle entry fee which is covered if you have the national annual pass.

There were some elevation changes as we entered into and out of the canyon. There were some rocks pots but no climbing. Be sure to look for signposts with arrows pointing you in the right direction. Some posts may be obscured by a rock or branch so be on the lookout. If there's been rain in the area, be sure to check for trail conditions as flash floods seem like Iikely.