Upper Peninsula of Michigan Waterfalls
O Kun de kun Falls : Bond Falls : Ogemaw Falls : Quartzite FallsSilver Creek Falls : Wyandotte Falls : Scott Falls
Wyandotte Falls - Lower drop
Location: Houghton County - Misery RiverGPS Location: 46.890306, -88.878639 (where falls are)
GPS for parking: 46.890500, -88.877556 (mark this point and drive here)
Directions from Houghton - 30 minutes and 24.7 miles
Directions from Bruce Crossing - 37 minutes and 33.9 miles
Hiking distance: < 0.1 miles (one-way)
Height of falls: about 15 feet
Width: about 12 feet
Accessibility: 2 (scale 1-10 - view ratings)
Important information: Always take your time when hiking if an accident should occur help could be hours away. When you are hiking into a waterfall you should at minimum bring the suggested items below, better to be prepared for things than not prepared. Most of all ENJOY the Upper Peninsula waterfalls.
Things to consider bringing: camera, waterproof hiking boots/rubber boots, rain poncho/coat, headlamp/flashlight (if close to dark), bug spray(during bug season), rope/paracord, small first aid kit, whistle, small pack or waist pack, a friend, a dog.
Wyandotte Falls information: These waterfalls are very easy to get to. See Driving directions above. Located on the Misery River the water levels at this series of falls is dependent on current rainfalls or spring melt being at the headwaters of the Misery River. During dry summers the falls can really dry up to a trickle, this part of the river is dependent on the levels of Lake Roland and Gerald and any runoff from rain. Once you arrive at the GPS point for parking, make your way down the trail into the forest. The forest full of hemlock, maple, and some pine greets you. The area is well traveled and the trail is easy to walk down with a few roots and rocks. There are two sets of falls here. The first you come to is just beneath a large pile of conglomerate rock, it is part cascading falls and slide falls with a pool of water at the top (as of Early Aug 2016 large tree fell over the river). There is a nice overlook which you can see all the way up the falls. This is a pretty spot to photograph especially if you get down at the rivers edge and climb around on the mossy covered rock, you'll be greeted by the 12ft high rock face. Make your way down the trail to the larger drop the main attraction. The trails edge is right next to the upper part of the falls. Move around down to the bottom and you can snap all the pictures you want. Get a few different vantage points if the water is low. When the water is high the water will flow over the whole rock face, when it is lower you will see there is a split in the waterfalls which provides a nice scene. Enjoy and thanks for sharing! UpperPeninsulaWaterfalls.com
Will be adding more waterfall videos regularly so keep checking back, you also need to stop by our Upper Peninsula Waterfalls facebook page where we post some also. If you love the Upper Peninsula be sure to check out FunintheUP.com as well.COMING SOON: Waterfalls by county
Alger :
Baraga :
Chippewa :
Delta :
Dickinson :
Gogebic
Houghton :
Iron :
Keweenaw :
Luce :
Mackinac :
Marquette
Menominee :
Ontonagon :
Schoolcraft
Houghton : Iron : Keweenaw : Luce : Mackinac : Marquette
Menominee : Ontonagon : Schoolcraft