creek barely flowing 

"Madrones" trail is now "Yaupon".  There is a "Ledge" trail not on the map (connects two main trails below Laurel) and "Woodland" which may be a new trail that goes up the middle.  Part of "Creek" Trail has now been moved.  You have to follow up Woodland, and then a ways up, take a right, go by a new "overlook" and then back down to where the original trail crosses the creek.  They are apparently trying to restore that part of the (now waterless) creek.  I'm still upset with them for not putting "exit" signs down there as my GF was lost down there for hours.  Yeah they have maps near the bldg but if you dont take one, youre pretty much screwed as youre lucky to ever see anyone out there (though that does make it a bit more appealling).  This is very much a down, down, down hike til you get to the creek then its a way up and a way down on Yaupon.  coming back of course is UP UP UP so be ready!  Nice park though.

Pretty-well maintained and not crowded. Ran across two other groups - both at the waterfalls. The road noise is noticeable often, but not bothersome (just kinda takes away from the solitude).

You have to re-do some areas if you want to successfully hike every section of all of the trail. We were rolling, so we managed to hit every segment.

Kind of short.  Good variety though.  Creek, large waterfall, lots of trees, scenic view. 

Took the outer Madrone Trail loop. With the current drought, not only was the waterfall not flowing but the creek crossings were almost completely stagnant water as well.  Lovely area as always though, despite the periodic views of the rich people homes and 360.