Waterfalls

There are between 150 and 300 waterfalls in the Upper Peninsula. Apparently, counting, recording, documenting, and establishing criteria for such things are not high on a Yoopers to do list. More likely, a Yooper is just out enjoying them and sharing them with friends and family. Which is one of the things that I love about the UP - their priorities.

• Tahquamenon Falls
  • the famous 'tea' colored falls
  • has an upper and a lower falls
  • and a four mile hike between them
• Miners Falls
  • a short hike to a gorgeous waterfall
  • approximately a 50' fall in a cayonlike gorge
• Laughing Whitefish Falls
  • a short hike to a stepped waterfall
• Bond Falls
  • explore easily on 600' of boardwalk
  • a wide, cascading waterfall
• Agate Falls
  • a short hike to a large waterfall
• Gorge Falls
  • a short walk with lots of stairs
  • a beautiful gorge
• Potawatomi Falls
  • next door neighbor to Gorge Falls
  • an easy two-fer once you're there
• Superior Falls
  • claimed by both Michigan and Wisconsin
  • a football field or two from Lake Superior
  • a beautiful waterfall nestled between forested cliffs