My friends and I hiked this over Memorial Day weekend. It was easily the most difficult hike I've ever done, period. That made it even more gratifying to make it to the top but let me tell you, don't take this hike lightly. It really is dangerous and you need to be prepared with lots of water, snacks, the right shoes, and sunscreen. There is zero shade for most of the hike so don't try this one when it's really hot out. The elevation climb (over 2,000 feet in only 2.5 miles) is EXTREMELY taxing on your body and then you still have to worry about going down!
One of my friends who is really afraid of heights couldn't finish the trail so keep that in mind if you have a severe fear of heights. The trail is not all that well-marked and it's very easy to get off track so only do this one with someone (preferably several someones) who knows how to get up and back. We ended up scaling the mountain rather than taking the trail itself, which I would only recommend if you are in really good shape and have great balance.
With all of that being said, the views at the top are pretty amazing. Take some great selfies and don't forget to sign your name in one of the books in the geocache box at the top! This one isn't for the faint of heart... once was enough for me for sure! A rainstorm blew in while we were at the top, which made going down even more treacherous!