Nawadaha Falls


August 2001

State: Michigan

Location: Porcupine Mountains State Park, western end of the U.P.

Height: 15

Crest: 50-150

Water Source: Presque Isle River

Summary: The third of the Presque Isle waterfalls. Manabezho Falls is the most scenic of the three, but it is an interesting if somewhat rugged walk up to Nawadaha falls.

To reach this waterfall you must walk along a rather rugged trail with lots of steep ups and downs. There is no viewing platform for this falls. The trail does not take you down to the level of the falls, but with some effort you can get there. Access is easier from the west side. A very interesting hike is to hike up the west side of the river, cross the bridge and the hike back down the east side. The suspension bridge will take you back to where you started.

[Lake Superior] [Porcupine Mountains] Nearby Falls

Manabezho Falls and Manido Falls are both downstream.

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July 2004
July 2004

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