This waterfall has a claim as the tallest waterfall east of the Rockies, which is apparently disputed. The series falls is 800+ feet in total, but this hike only catches the upper 400 feet of the falls. A hike a bit south of here leads to the lower falls. There is a pretty spacious parking lot with a $3 fee that you pay via envelope station. If you don't have exact change, you could probably get away with not paying.The hike to the view is paved and quite easy. There are two viewpoints with the lower view being the best of them. It is a pretty falls, but one that is quite a distance from the viewpoint. Do not expect to get close to this one. By not being close, that takes some of the intrigue for me, but it is still worth a look if you are nearby. Apparently, you can go down to Foothills and take a social trail to get closer, but it says not to because of the whole spooky death danger signs. I didn't have time to check that out, but it might be intriguing.

The hike to get to the waterfall is relatively easy, and well worth the effort. My wife and I are both in our 70s, but in relatively good shape, but the hike was not challenging. Once you get here and see the waterfall, it is truly a beauty and worth spending some time enjoying God's magnificent work. They have a lower platform for better viewing that you get to by going down quite a few steps, but also doable and gets you closer for better viewing. Gorgeous!The only drawback was that because of the COVID19, the park was closed and had to park by the road and walk in. Would definitely recommend it.

The Whitewater Falls are absolutely stunning. Easy walk to several different area to view them. Watching the rush of that water and the beauty of it just brings peace to your mind and body. Highly recommend.