The Upper Tahquamenon Falls is the third largest waterfall East of the Mississippi. The Upper Falls is approximately 200 feet across and has a drop of over 50 feet. The falls are located in Tahquamenon Falls State Park between Newberry and Paradise in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. The falls were imortalized in Longfellow’s The Song of the Hiawatha.
Wagner Falls is a gorgeous set of waterfalls located a short distance from the MI-28/MI-94 intersection south of Munising. Often overlooked by travelers it is a great spot to get out and stretch your legs at the 23-acre state park upon which it is located. Wagner Falls flows over dolomite and empties into the Anna River, which in turn flows into Lake Superior.
This portion of the Presque Isle River is entirely under water during the spring meltoff. Taken from a suspension bridge crossing the river, this shot was especially tough as the slightest motion would set the entire bridge swaying.
