- Munising to Grand Marais, 40 miles of shoreline. Spectacular examples of what happens when wind and water meet solid rock.
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- Located on the Laughing Whitefish River, 2 1/2 miles northeast of Sundell. Spectacular 100 foot drop, deep gorge and layered limestone walls. There is a 20 minute walk into the falls.
- Located on the south side of M-28, the east side of Lake Superior's AuTrain Bay. The 20 foot waterfall can be seen from M28.
- Located within the Hiawatha National Forest approximately 5 miles northwest of Chatham. This waterfall drops over a sandstone ledge into a pool 20 feet below. At the edges of
the river canyon below with sandstone outcrops that have been
worked by water and weather until caves 10-20 feet have formed.
These falls are located within the Rock River Canyon closure area, no motor vehicles are allowed.
- Located within the Pictured Rocks National Lake Shore, about 3.5 miles north of H-58, on H-13 towards the Miners Castle. Follow the foot trail 1 mile east to the head of Miners Basin.
- Located off the Forest Lake Road, 8 miles south of AuTrain
or 1/10 mile north of M-94. These falls consist of a series of small steps and cascades that drop about 50 feet within a 200 foot stretch.
- Located about 1.5 miles south of Munising on Highway M-94. A short trail will lead you up the Wagner Creek Valley, to the falls. A series of small falls and cascades that stretch for about 100 feet.
- Located one mile south of Munising where Highway M-94 meets
M-28. Can be seen along the east side of Highway M-28.
- Privately owned waterfall, southeast Munising, has a 20 foot free fall drop into a pool below. A natural shaped amphitheater allows visitors to walk behind the waterfall without getting wet. Visitors can feed rainbow trout in the trout pond.
- Located in the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore in northeast Munising across from the hospital. A short 1/2 mile scenic hike along the creek valley and over footbridges either to the base of the 50 foot waterfall to the top.
