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The ancient landscape of Michigan’s Keweenaw Peninsula is home to some of the Great Lakes’ most striking waterfalls. Rivers and creeks carve through craggy cliffs and rolling hills, cascading down rock ledges and deep gulches in a thrilling display of nature’s force. In spring, melting snow transforms quiet, frozen falls into thunderous torrents. Summer and fall bring a more serene pace, with waterfalls backlit by the vibrant beauty of the seasons. In winter, icy formations create a breathtaking, frozen spectacle. Throughout the year, Keweenaw Land Trust invites you to discover the ever-changing power and peace of our local waterfalls.
The Keweenaw Land Trust is dedicated to preserving the region’s landscapes, watersheds, and cultural heritage. By protecting these vital waterfalls and nature areas, these local conservation leaders work to safeguard the pristine Keweenaw landscape for future generations to enjoy.
Read MoreCanyon Falls is the "Grand Canyon of the U.P." Canyon Falls is located eight miles south of L'Anse on the south side of US-41 at the…
Conglomerate Falls, a Keweenaw Natural Areas site, has been expanded from the original 40 acres to 275 acres with 1.3 miles of the…
Located along the south side of M-26 as it enters the village of Eagle River. A parking area and pedestrian bridge just off M-26 make…
The Upper Eagle River Falls, or 10 Foot, is located north along M-26 approximately .8 miles from the US-41/M-26 junction in Phoenix…
Gardeners Creek Nature Trail and the Gardener's Falls is located across the street from Calumet Waterworks Park. A few loop trails and 3…
Take the Lac La Belle road south off of US-41, approximately one mile east of Delaware. Follow this road approximately 4.5 miles to the…
Forest Road 1755 is somewhat overgrown in spots but relatively easy to follow. You quickly enter into a mature northern hardwood forest…
Hungarian Falls is a local hotspot featuring moderate to advance hiking trails along both sides of the falls. The upper access trail is…
This waterfall is located approximately three miles northeast of Eagle River on the south side of M-26 and is visible from the road. This…
O Kun De Kun Falls is a scenic waterfall is located about an hour southwest from Houghton in the Ottawa National Forest. A 2.8 round-trip…
Turn south immediately past the Copper Harbor Community Building on the Lake Manganese Road and go approximately 7/10 of a mile. Falls…
Located right at the mouth of the Montreal River as it tumbles into Lake Superior, Montreal Falls is a rugged, beautiful cascade over…
Redridge Dam is a historic site located on the western-side of the Keweenaw Peninsula near Freda, MI. Visitors hike in from a small…
Located 4.5 miles east of Eagle Harbor along M-26 near the western base of Brockway Mountain Drive. The Silver River Falls, about 15 feet…
The Wild and Scenic Sturgeon River rushes out of the northern portion of this wilderness, over the 20 foot volcanic outcroppings of…
Forest Road 1755 is somewhat overgrown in spots but relatively easy to follow. You quickly enter into a mature northern hardwood forest…
On the Misery River. 1.5 miles southwest of the Twin Lakes State Park, turn west off M-26 onto the Wyandotte Hills Golf Course Road to a…
Coming to the UP? Stay with us! At Keweenaw Waters Resort, the newest vacation destination in the Copper Country, you’ll benefit from an…
Keweenaw Mountain Lodge - getting people closer to nature. The historic Keweenaw Mountain Lodge is a four-season rustic resort with log…
Luxury log cabins & motel. Cabins are two-story and fully stocked with china, silverware, pots, pans, linens. All units have double-size…
There are places that feed your soul. That clear your mind. That bring you back to what is really important. For us, that place is Lake…
Mount Bohemia in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula has the longest runs with the highest vertical and deepest powder in the Midwest. This hidden…
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