Hungarian Falls

Hungarian Falls are a number of waterfalls in Dover Creek in Houghton County, Michigan, west of Hubbell. The location is on Michigan's Upper Peninsula, close to State Highway 26. Three drops exist, the biggest of which are 50 feet. The falls rise 90 feet in total height. The Jacobsville Sandstone, a type of rock that is abundant in that region, makes up the waterfall's base. Additionally, Houghton Falls, Michigan's largest waterfall, is close to Hungarian Falls.

Hungarian Falls demands a full day of adventure to fully appreciate it because it is surrounded by magnificent hemlock trees and a number of lovely nature trails. Hungarian Falls is a stunning trio of waterfalls located on the Keweenaw Peninsula's shore of Lake Superior.

The falls have two 20-foot drops before a spectacular 50-foot free-fall down a cliff and are best observed in late spring and early summer when the water is at its highest point. Be prepared with sturdy shoes and a sense of adventure because it might be challenging to access the lower falls, which have the highest drop-off.

Location: Hubbell, Houghton County, Michigan, United States