Waterfalls in Michigan's Upper Peninsula

I photographed to my heart's content by spending hours upon hours at Canyon Falls, which also meant I was able to explore areas I hadn't been to the first time. My journey also led to exploring a few NEW locations around the area.

O Kun-de-kun Falls  was a bit out of the way, one and half hours west, but worth the journey. The rarely-traversed-in-the-morning trail, featuring plenty of fresh webs across the path, was also worth the end result of two amazing waterfalls. The featured image at the top of this blog was taken from inside of that waterfall, which is also the same 360 Degree Panorama teased in my last blog.

Ogemaw Falls was also a natural choice, as it was literally down the road from Canyon Falls. It was a bit tricky to find, with literally just a single sign at the trailhead hidden by some trees. This waterfall did not want to be found, but I am persistent. It was just a short walk to this quaint waterfall, which had a very cool creek over some mossy rocks shortly after.

Last, another location NOT on my list made a strong appearance: Middle Falls in L'Anse. I saw a sign for this waterfall while at the beach. This is literally located directly in the town of L'Anse right next to a factory. This was one of the most unusually satisfying explorations I have done in some time. I had no clue on what I would find. The journey led to what seemed like an expectedly small waterfall, to which I spent some time enjoying. I was curious what was further up the river and found a trail. The trail presented me with a series of waterfalls 10 times larger than the previous one. But that...wasn't...the...end! A fisherman at this second area said that there was a much larger fall around the corner. He was not wrong, as quite literally just a little bit around the corner was a huge series of cascading waterfalls that featured a railroad bridge at the back. You could say that Middle Falls became the Canyon Falls of this trip, in that I found something quite unexpected. This time, however, I spent plenty of time exploring.