We were able to see the falls from the car park and picnic area. But we made the roughly 0.6-mile uphill hike amongst a canopy of tall trees and ferns. Decent views of the falls didn't start until we got to a footbridge crossing over Watson Creek at about 0.3 miles from the trailhead. Beyond that, the views improved, especially as we got to a spot where there's a bench with an even more direct unobstructed view of the falls (see the photo above). However, the trail continues further up the hill eventually getting near the base of the falls with a more angled view of it. We finished the hike in a loop that eventually descended back down the road, and then we walked down along the road eventually joining up with the crosswalk at the start of the hike.

It's worth noting that about 2 miles further to the northwest along the 138 from the car park for this falls is the famous Toketee Falls. Unfortunately, we were unable to visit that falls due to trail damage from snowstorms that occurred back in January of 2008.