Wanted a quick weekday hike to take advantage of the lovely fall weather, and this fit the bill perfectly. Arrived just before 10am to a half empty lot. The river was sparkling in the sunlight, but not much in the way of fall colors to catch the eye just yet. The ferns, however, were lush and looking properly prehistoric. Though there were a few wet and muddy spots, the trail was clear and dry overall. Got to the bridge around 10:30 and spent a few minutes admiring the falls, then meandered back, with a stop down the stairs to the lower falls viewpoint, and lunch break by the river. The lot was filling up with a few spots left by the time we departed around 11:30. A great leg stretcher to clear the head, Twin Falls is a classic for a reason!

Steep in some parts. Good access to water. Trailhead privy was clean and well-stocked. 

Slightly cool day for a perfectly delightful trail. Plenty of parking, moderate traffic on the trail. Everyone was super cool & friendly and just happy to be out there. All ages from just a few weeks old to …well, quite a bit older.

The main parking area was almost full when I arrived.

The trails are in good condition with nothing significant blocking the main trail.

There are several side trails that can be a little bit tricky to navigate, so be careful on these. 

Toilets were open, but you might want to hold your breath.

Beautiful view of the falls from the lower lookout. The water was low this time of year. Stopped and had a picnic next to the river on our way back down. Rainy the whole way up but the sun came out later on our way down.