It turned out that the falls is said to be 10m tall and 30m wide. I'm sure under sunnier weather, the Fraser River would exhibit that blue-green color so typical of glacier-fed lakes and rivers. However, we happened to show up during a rain storm (it was snowing in Banff and Jasper at the time) so the colors were a bit muted.

The sign at the car park indicated that it was a 3/4-hour (45 minutes) return walk to the falls. It was pretty much a short upside-down excursion (meaning you descend to the falls and ascend back up to the car park). After going past a trail junction (didn't bother to see where that other trail went), the path ended at an overlook area of both the falls as well as a glimpse of the canyon downstream.

Apparently some kayakers do run this waterfall, and from the looks of things, I can kind of see why. Though I'm not certain if the river beyond the plunge pool is very runnable or not (not that I would know since I'm not a kayaker, but it did seem rocky).