Douglass Houghton Falls in Upper Michigan’s Keweenaw Peninsula features a drop of over 100 feet (not pictured here). There are two main falls, the one pictured here, and the 100 foot drop which occurs slightly to the right of the fall pictured here. In the winter, Douglass Houghton Falls freezes, but I was lucky enough to catch it before it had frozen completely. Unfortunately, due to erosion and safety issues, access to Douglass Houghton Falls has been closed off. Luckily, I know the owners of the property that abuts one side.
Manabezho Falls, located between Manido Falls and Nawadaha Falls, are located on the final mile of the Presque Isle River before the river empties into Lake Superior.
Many people have heard that bald eagles are abundant in parts of Alaska, yet few realize that in Denali National Park, the golden eagle is actually far more prevalent.
