Brink of Lower Falls

Absolutely stunning — this is one of the must-see stops in Yellowstone. The Brink of the Lower Falls trail is short, easy to follow, and takes you right to the edge of a 308-foot waterfall. You can feel the power of the water as the entire canyon opens up in front of you. The walk back up is a bit of a workout with those switchbacks, but it’s completely worth it for the view.If you’re not up for the hike, no problem — there are two excellent viewpoints right by the parking area that offer incredible angles with almost no walking. Great for families, quick stops, or anyone short on time.Travel tip: Go early for better parking and the best light on the canyon walls. The colors glow in the morning.If you’re planning a visit and have questions, feel free to comment — always happy to help fellow travelers.

This is one of the best spot in the entire park. This spot more than enough to make the entire trip to yellow stone. This place is an entire definition of “wow” factor. As a Californian this reminded me of Yosemite Nevada falls and the valley. Most Idyllic and picturesque spot in the Yellowstone. There is no parking fee at dusk. This place is so scenic many people take wedding photoshoots here. Well maintained.

Absolutely a must see while visiting the park. It’s a breath taking view that does not seem real. We hiked down the switch back trail about 36 inches wide and paved with some gravel from top to bottom. There are seats and benches for going back up. We took a 5 year old and almost 3 year old down and back up “ back pack carrier” for little one. Not stroller friendly. It’s worth the climb . I would say about one hour to go down enjoy the view and climb back up. Definitely follow the pull offs when leaving here as it literally gets better at each stop with the most amazing views you could imagine.