Manabezho Falls

Manabezho Falls is located in Gogebic County, Michigan, there is a waterfall called. It is the biggest waterfall on the river, with a plunge of about 25 feet and a crest of 150 feet. It is situated below Nawadaha Falls and Manido Falls. Manabezho is the name of an Ojibway spirit god. The trail makes it simple to see the falls.

The largest and last-named drop on the river is called Manabezho Falls. Additionally, it is the one nearest to the main parking area. You may reach a beautiful view of the falls after a little hike that involves a lot of stairs. At the top of the falls, there is an overlook, but you cannot view much of the falls from there. The trails on either side of the river provide views of the falls.

The beautiful falls are conveniently located near CR-519 at the park's western edge. The different depths of the falls down the rock levels into the water below give the waterfall its dynamic quality. Fall is a particularly lovely time to visit Manabezho Falls because the vibrant colors of the foliage create a gorgeous backdrop for the water. Wintertime scenes with the 100-foot-wide cascade covered in ice are also stunning.

Location: 33303 Headquarters Road, Ontonagon, Michigan