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Waterfalls have the power to stir the soul and soothe the restless spirit. In the Keweenaw, these natural wonders roar to life after the spring snowmelt and are beautiful throughout the year, even when winter ice and snow quiet them.
The best time for waterfall touring in the Upper Peninsula is typically from mid-March to late April. During this time, the Upper Peninsula’s winter snowfall rapidly melts recharging streams and waterways which feed the falls.
Here are some tips to making the most of your waterfall hunting experience:
Located in Ontonagon County, you’ll discover a series of three majestic waterfalls that rival any found in the Midwest. Take a tour of O’Kun de Kun Falls, Agate Falls, and Bond Falls through the video below.
Use the map below to take a virtual tour of the Keweenaw’s most beloved waterfalls.
Need help finding an amazing waterfall adventure? Use this map to find where our fantastic falls are located!
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