Whiteside Mountain is open dawn to dusk and has a small fee: $3 per vehicle or you can get a $15 annual pass which is usable at Dry Falls, Whiteside Mountain and Whitewater Falls. 

A 2-mile loop trail climbs above sheer 750-foot high cliffs and offers outstanding views to the east, south and west. Whiteside Mountain Trail is rated "more difficult" because of its steepness.

During the spring and summer, you may see peregrine falcons flying above or sitting on rock outcrops. Through the endangered species program, the falcon was reintroduced in 1985 to Whiteside Mountain, part of the bird's native range.

From January until summer, peregrines-one of the world's fastest and most beautiful birds-return annually to nest on rock ledges.