Potawatomi Falls

It's a very short walk of about 600 feet (0.1 mile) from the parking lot to the viewing platform. The trail is mostly paved and flat, making it an easy walk for most visitors.

No, you can only view the falls from an observation platform. The trails that used to lead down to the base of the falls have been blocked off for safety reasons. You'll be viewing from above at a distance.

Yes, there are stairs leading down to the viewing platform. Multiple reviewers mention these stairs can be challenging to climb back up. However, if you start from the Gorge Falls parking lot, you can reach the falls on a paved path with no stairs.

The main viewing platform requires going down stairs, so it's not wheelchair accessible from the Potawatomi parking lot. However, one reviewer noted that starting from the Gorge Falls parking lot allows you to stay on pavement with no stairs, which may provide wheelchair access.

The view is partially obstructed by trees that have grown up over the years. While you can still see the falls and they're beautiful, several reviewers noted disappointment that trees block parts of the view. The sound of the falls is impressive even if the view isn't perfect.

Yes! The two falls share an entrance and have connected trails. You can easily walk between them on paved paths. Many visitors recommend seeing both since they're so close together.

Opinions vary. Some visitors found it disappointing compared to nearby Rainbow Falls, while others loved it. Since it's such a short walk and you're already in the area seeing other falls, most people find it worth the quick stop even with the obstructed views.