The main waterfalls of the lot are First Falls and Second Falls. Second Falls is probably the most impressive cascade as it looks very tall as it snakes its way down granite gullies beneath Mt Alice. Roughly a couple of miles into the Upper Trail yields great views of the falls in the distance. As you get closer to the falls, you can see the sloping nature of the cascade. And once you're at the top of the falls, you can hear the falls tumble loudly, but it's not that photographable at this point.

The First Falls is really more of an elongated cascade that's not easy to photograph. The Lower Trail on the south side of Big Pine Creek is where you can catch closeup glimpses of sections of this cascade. The Upper Trail mostly yields shaded views as trees tend to block the view.

Other cascades can be found beneath First Lake, between First and Second Lake, between Second and Third Lake, and just above and below Fifth Lake. We camped at Fifth Lake and I think we logged about 23 miles round trip (as a loop as we didn't go out the same way we came in) with 3500ft elevation gain. And I'm not including the day hike to 6th Lake.