We read about the waterfalls and the gorge trails in a travel book while on our vacation in the Finger Lakes region so we checked it out. Well worth our time and the pictures don't do the beauty justice...the hike itself isn't bad at all, and many people did the round trip. You will walk behind two waterfalls on the Gorge Trail. What wasn't clear to us until we already paid our money is this--you can either park at the main entrance (in town) for now $8 or park for free at the top entrance. We parked at the main entrance and waited 30 minutes to take the shuttle bus to the top entrance. We were trying to figure out why we just paid $6 for a trip we could have made for free in our car. However, as we found out, we didn't have to make a round trip. We hiked down (1.5 miles) and went to the car. We took our 1 year old in his stroller--it wasn't a problem for us as whenever we approached the stairs, we carried him in the stroller (starting from the top and working down had its benefits--we didn't have to make any climbs up stairs, just down them). I would not recommend this trip for anyone who has problems walking--once you start you are committed to the trail start and finish points, althought there are plenty of places to stop, take amazing pictures and rest (this may not be the case on other trails, but was for us on the Gorge Trail). As many people already mentioned, there are a lot of stairs and the paths are not always smooth (it is a gorge, after all). I definitely recommend doing this on a day with good weather and to take some water. Despite our small confusion at the beginning with the parking and shuttle, our hike was well worth it and worked out in the end to be a great way to see the natural beauties. Also, as you exit right from the park there is an ice cream shop (right next to BK) that is worth your time for a refreshing treat after the hike.