Cascade Falls

One of Wisconsin's most stunning waterfalls is Cascade Falls. It is located in the small town of Osceola in Wisconsin. This waterfall is not only beautiful but also easy to find as it is located right in the center of town along 35th Street.

Cascade Falls' main source of water is Osceola Creek, which flows through Osceola Mill Pond and then into the St. Croix (Wisconsin-Minnesota). At the base of the falls is a 69-foot-high surrounding lake formed by the fusion of Little Stony Creek and other springs, providing tourists with a wonderful setting to admire.

A very stunning snowy landscape is produced in winter as ice builds up along the 200-foot-high rock walls encircling the falls. The hike to Cascade Falls is about four miles long with two trails above and below. While the upper trail offers great views of the creek, the lower trail offers the most sweeping views of the falls. In addition to admiring the magical beauty of the waterfall, hikers can also discover a variety of rich flora and giant rocks along the two trails.

Cascade Falls' main 25-foot waterfall is how and why the town of Osceola was founded here in 1886. Today, in this town there are still some original and very solid buildings that look like they were when they were first built. In addition, many people probably do not know that the waterfall was once the source of water for an Osceola brewery.

To conclude, Cascade Falls:

• Located in the small town of Osceola in Wisconsin.
• The main waterfall of Cascade Falls is the reason the town of Osceola was founded in 1886.
• Flows through Osceola Mill Pond and then into the St. Croix.
• The hike to Cascade Falls is about four miles long with two trails above and below.
• In addition to admiring the beauty of the waterfall, backpackers can also explore the rich diversity of flora and rocks along the two trails.