Ruby Lake Provincial Park
Ruby Lake Provincial Park located in Ontario’s Superior Country Region and is known for its stunning views off Ruby Lake and beyond that Lake Superior. Ruby Lake Provincial Park is on the north shores of Lake Superior along Highway 17. Ruby Lake Provincial Park features a great hiking trail and fishing and is only approximately […]
Craig Lake State Park
Craig Lake State Park located in Champion in Michigan’s Baraga County and is known for being an extremely remote State Park. Craig Lake State Park is on the southern shores of Lake Superior along highway US Highway 41-N. However due to how remote the park is just getting there will be an adventure. It is […]
Pretty Lake State Forest Campground
Pretty Lake State Forest Campground located in Michigan’s Luce County, near the community of Newberry Michigan. This campground is a rustic one with 18 remote sites available for tenting or smaller campers. The campground is accessible by foot or through portaging from other lakes and is managed by Muskallonge Lake State Park. You cannot make […]
Two Hearted River State Forest Campground
Two Hearted River State Forest Campground located near Newberry in Michigan’s Luce County and is known for rustic charm and pristine fishing. Two Hearted River State Forest Campground is on the southern shores of Lake Superior and upper peninsula of Michigan. The State Forest features a great fishing spot and area for paddling. Some of […]
Bodi Lake State Forest Campground
Bodi Lake State Forest Campground located in Newberry in Michigan’s Luce County and is known for peaceful and scenic environment. If you are coming to Bodi Lake you will get more of a back-country camping experience as it is more secluded and quieter. Bodi Lake State Forest Campground is on the southeastern corner of Lake […]
Laughing Whitefish State Scenic Site
Laughing Whitefish State Scenic Site located in Michigan’s Alger County was originally established as of 1965 and is known for having one of the tallest waterfalls in Michigan. Laughing Whitefish State Scenic Site is on the southern shores of Lake Superior along U.S. Highway M-24. Laughing Whitefish State Scenic Site features a “slide-like” waterfalls. The […]
Agawa Falls
Agawa Falls is located in Lake Superior Provincial Park in Ontario’s Algoma Country. The falls can be reached via the 15 mile (24 km) Towab Trail. When you near the end of the trail you begin to get a view of this impressive 75 foot (22.8 m) high waterfall on the Agawa River. This is […]
Black Beaver Falls
Black Beaver Falls is located within Agawa Canyon Park in Ontario’s Algoma Country. This waterfall is one of three in the park and can only be reached by the Agawa Canyon Train Tour that departs from Sault Ste Marie. The other two are Bridal Veil Falls and Otter Creek Falls. The base of Black Beaver […]
Bridal Veil Falls
Bridal Veil Falls is located within Agawa Canyon Park in Ontario’s Algoma Country. This waterfall is one of three in the park and can only be reached by the Agawa Canyon Train Tour that departs from Sault Ste Marie. The other two are Black Beaver Falls and Otter Creek Falls. Bridal Veil Falls can be […]
Otter Creek Falls
Otter Creek Falls is located within Agawa Canyon Park in Ontario’s Algoma Country. This waterfall is one of three in the park and can only be reached by the Agawa Canyon Train Tour that departs from Sault Ste Marie. The other two are Black Beaver Falls and Bridal Veil Falls. This 45 foot (13.7 m) […]
Minnehaha Falls
Minnehaha Falls is located in Sault Ste Marie in Ontario’s Algoma County. This waterfall is located within Kinsmen Park – Hiawatha Highlands. It is on Crystal Creek and a few hundred yards downstream from the larger Crystal Falls. The falls is made up of a series of drops between 10- 20 feet (3-6 m) as […]
Chigamiwinigum Falls
Chigamiwinigum Falls is located with Pukaskwa National Park in Ontario’s Superior Country. The falls rush below the park’s White River Suspension Bridge. It is the last set of rapids before the river meets with Lake Superior. The name Chigamiwinigum is Ojibway for “first portage from the lake”. The cascades run for 0.43 miles (700 m) […]
