It's a nice place to visit on a country drive in good weather. Especially picturesque in the autumn. Some great photo opportunities. Early morning or sunset is best. When the weather is good it's a crazy busy place and there isn't really any parking to speak of. There is a plaque there that explains this phenomenon and how it came to be. Very much worth reading. This is not a landscape feature that is set up for large groups of people... no washrooms, no vending, no stores... nothing like that. That isn't what it's about. It's a place to come and think about nature, take some photos and walk around a little bit.