Pretty hike, very nice waterfall at the end. There was a BLM interpretive ranger at the falls when we got there who was friendly and informative and spoke to quite a few people. We talked to him on the hike back and he was able to point out a few areas of pictographs and a granary. The temperature is dramatically lower at the falls than along the hike (it also sprays a ways), so prepare accordingly. Some people were hiking in with their kids in beach getups, not the right attire-- especially for a 6.1-mile total hike. Lots of tourists, which was a little disappointing at the falls. I stopped there for about 40 min and a couple was taking every possible Instagram pose and angle they could the entire time. They were still there when we left. The water was also very cold, but a few people braved it and got in all the way.