Devil's Bathtub

This was a beautiful trail! Took my 2 dogs and teens and they all really enjoyed it. Not easy accessible for those with mobility issues because there is some climbing g and lots of wading across streams.

Less a trail and more creekwading— wouldn’t recommend unless you want to get wet.

This trail was very crowded with people and small children. You have to do a bunch of creek crossings and the trail is not marked at all. Wear good shoes/ water shoes and you’ll be much happier. My friends and I caught a moment where we had the place to ourselves and got to slide down the natural water slide a couple times. Otherwise, pretty crowded.

Awesome hike with a nice cold dip in the creek at the end.

I loved this trail one of my favorite

Very busy trail. Lots of people at the swimming hole area. Multiple trails but they all lead to the same place. Pretty hike. You will cross the stream many times. We wore tennis shoes and were able to easily keep our feet dry.

So fun all the way there and back. One of my favorite hikes.

The hike was very pretty with lots of creek crossings. Plan on getting wet feet. Trail follows the creek so pretty easy to stay on it. Lots of people with small kids which made it pretty busy.

so busy this afternoon but absolutely beautiful and a must see hike!

Very cool trail - been coming to the area since I was a kid and finally did this one. A little crowded, but still fun. Pretty slippery in some of the water crossings - water was pretty cold, especially at the natural waterslide.

Great trail for hiking in water kind of crowded these days kids took over the whole area playing football it was hard to relax but still a beautiful place to experience, note that they made an actual parking area for the trail now because of the popularity of it, its an additional mile or so added to the walk , estimated a mile to get there and a mile back for us to the parking lot.

Beautiful hike with multiple water crossings. Expect to get wet.

Fun trail but hard with little kids! Lots of people and crossed many creeks with wet feet

Went two days straight! Kids went down the “slide” several times. Wasn’t very clearly marked getting started, but once you get going you can basically make it up as you go (assuming you follow the stream). It’s more fun if you’re wearing water shoes, but you could probably stay dry if you’re agile enough. Just wear the water shoes and splash like a kid. You’ll love it!

Like everyone says water shoes are a must. Bring a hiking stick.

One of our favorite easy, but fun, family hikes. Wear good hiking shoes that you don't mind getting wet and a swimsuit for those that want to slide down the slide into one of the 'bathtubs.' We ventured bast the destination and found only more creek to explore...no more falls. Loved how the trail went back and forth across the creak -- fun, but sometimes slippery. I grabbed a stick on the return after having a quick tumble into the water. Didn't mind -- was well worth it. I'd say this is a top destination for families when visiting this area.

Somewhat difficult to follow as there are few markings, but lots of fun to navigate the many stream crossings. Family really enjoyed it. Plan on getting a little wet.

Wilderness at it's best. Worth the scramble

Fantastic hike and well worth the challenge! Be careful at the crossings as you get closer to the waterfalls. They were quite slick in spots and hard to navigate. Overall the water crossings were easy if you’re willing to get wet.