So we chose the wrong day to visit this place. It was the 4th of July,2019 and it was full of people. We reached here by 2 in the noon and god, we have to drive in the woods to park our car( Parking is free though). It was a good 5 minutes’ walk to the main counter. A ticket is $16.5 (Weekends/Holidays) and $14.5 for Weekdays and $8.5 for Child. There is senior concession ( $13.5/$15.5 for Weekdays/Weekends). Basically, there are 3 types of trails, depends on how much adrenaline rush in you :P

Green trail - 15 minutes - if you just want to see the fall without climbing
Yellow Trail ( Most popular one- 45 minutes) - follow the trail for breathtaking views of both the top & bottom of the main falls as well Lower Gorge Falls, Upper Canyon.
Red Trail - for Hike lovers- you will enjoy this route. Its 2 miles through spectacular mountain scenery and past all 8 falls. 2-3 Hrs

Of course, we chose the Yellow trail. Colors code are embedded in trees which let you know that whether you are on right or wrong trail. In any trails, you would have to climb Lots and lots of stairs. There is a straight path too. This place is very well maintained throughout the entire park. Wooden Steps takes you to very close to a number of falls. On many occasions, you are able to view the falls from several angles. Photography can be very interesting at certain points and you can take some great photos. Get your tripod. At the end of the yellow trail, there is a creek where you can stand in the water. Water is just 1-2 feet high. It was very relaxing.

in addition to trek/hike to fall, park visitors can also walk through a maze, play with their kids in a number of interactive areas, and shop in two gift shops. One with very touristy stuff, and another one across the road, they have lovely a Native American exhibit and gift shop. There's a cafe, but it's a bit expensive, I believe. A small shop is also there where the history of this Jungle and Falls has been explained very well.

While going back in the car, I was discussing with my wife that "it is just a normal fall, nothing very amazing about it. But the way they have made the wooden stairs/path to the top & bottom of all 8 falls through woods and Jungle, makes it more interesting and fun and we would love to come back again."

Note: Wear the right shoes and bring water.