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Indian River Canoe & Kayak Trail in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula
Read more: Indian River Canoe & Kayak Trail in Michigan’s Upper PeninsulaHere are some images of the Indian River where you can access it with your canoe or kayak. You can read more about the Indian River Trail on this site’s trail page. There are river trips where you spend half the day wondering when you’ll see the next person. The Indian River Canoe Trail in…
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Glenn Falls (Victoria Dam Falls)
Read more: Glenn Falls (Victoria Dam Falls)We went to visit these beautiful falls while walking along the trail to view them. Viewing these falls from the back is a must! Victoria Dam Falls is a powerful man-made spillway waterfall on the West Branch of the Ontonagon River in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, built directly over the site of the historic…
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Fox River Pathway Hike
Read more: Fox River Pathway HikeTrailheads While hiking the Fox River Pathway, we discovered that there was a campground nearby called the Fox River Forest Campground. Along the hike along the river, we discovered what looked like a waterfall, but it was not designated as such. It was a great site regardless. Here are some trail signs along the hike…
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Bond Falls
Read more: Bond FallsBond Falls is a stunning 50-foot, multi-tiered waterfall located on the Middle Branch of the Ontonagon River in the western Upper Peninsula of Michigan, near Paulding. Visiting Details Bond Falls Scenery Bond Falls is a famous waterfall in the western part of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. It is located on the Middle Branch of the Ontonagon…
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Wagner Falls Scenic Site
Read more: Wagner Falls Scenic SiteWagner Falls Scenic Site is a 22-acre state park located 1.5 miles south of Munising, Michigan. It features an easy 0.2-mile walk along a packed-gravel trail and wooden boardwalk through towering old-growth pine and hemlock trees, leading to an observation platform that overlooks a scenic 20-foot cascading waterfall on Wagner Creek. Click here to view…
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A.E. Seaman Mineral Museum
Read more: A.E. Seaman Mineral MuseumWith my wife, Amy Rock, being such a rockhound while we were camping in the area, we went to visit this museum. It has an excellent display of information, rock samples, history, and fossils. The A. E. Seaman Mineral Museum, located on the campus of Michigan Technological University in Houghton, is the designated official mineral…