Yes the falls were nice. Hiked up to Lost Falls & Laurel Falls, had some water flowing not a lot. Drove to Desoto Falls, really nice flow and awesome pool! Drove Little River Canyon and stopped at most of the overlooks. Falls had some flow but not a lot. The day before we left it rained all night and day so I'm sure they would all have been nicer. The Little River Canyon drive is very curvy. Drove down a very steep (but paved) road to the park at the end. Really nice park with a great swimming and picnic area, nice restrooms.
The WMA isn't well advertised, happened to notice it marked on the gps and drove into it. The main road is gravel and paved in spots. There are a dozen or so trails/roads which are mostly gravel or dirt throughout the WMA. Most were in decent shape, crossed a couple small creeks. A couple were pretty rutted but dry when we went up. Would be a challenge when wet, especially with the steepness and dropoffs. The river crossings looked like they would be a lot of fun, but with no one else around and bald tires I didn't feel like having to walk out! The WMA I'm sure would be pretty rutted during hunting season. Definately worth a couple days exploring and sightseeing if you're in the area. We'll probably go back.
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Didn't want to chance it with these bald street tires.
