Munising Falls is one of the most popular waterfalls in the Munising and Picture Rocks area. And it’s no surprise why, it’s magnificent and easy to access for the whole family. Bring Mom, bring Dad, bring little Johnny, bring Fido, and bring lunch! Beautiful Falls. Short Walk. Munising Falls is a short 800 foot trail […]
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#47 – Feed the Fish at Horseshoe Falls
Horseshoe Falls is one of the many beautiful Pictured Rocks area waterfalls, but it’s private, so an entry fee is required. That said, I’d say it’s worth it depending on your travel budget. The falls are really beautiful and there are little interpretive signs along the (short) uphill walk to them that add a little […]
#42 – Hike to Chapel Falls
Chapel Falls – Easy Hike. Pretty Falls. The Chapel Falls trail is an easy 1.4 mile hike that leads to a gorgeous waterfall with a sixty foot drop. Since it’s not right off a paved road, there’s a good chance you’ll find yourself with some elbowroom both on the trail and at the falls, even […]
#40 – Check out Tannery Falls
Tannery Falls (sometimes referred to as Rudy M. Olson Memorial), along with MNA Memorial Falls (sometimes called Twin Falls) often get missed by unknowing visitors who follow the signs to nearby Munising Falls, leaving these two cool waterfalls in their touristy dust. Well, that’s not going to be you. I’ll explain how to find it in […]
#33 – A Short Hike to Canyon Falls
Some of the best things to do in the Upper Peninsula are those subtle little surprises you never knew existed. Take Canyon Falls, for instance. Now let me just say that Canyon Falls is no secret. It’s in the waterfall books and it’s on my favorite waterfall website. But if you aren’t specifically seeking out […]
#28 – See the Breathtaking Bond Falls!
Bond falls is one of the top waterfalls in the U.P., as judged both by how awesome the thing is and how many people were there the late September day my family and I visited. It wasn’t nearly as crowded as Tahquamenon Falls, but I was still surprised at how popular it seemed to be. […]
