Morgan Falls

Morgan Falls which is a beautiful waterfall located between Mellen and Cable in Wisconsin is tucked away in the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, yet despite its remoteness, it is not too difficult to find. The climb to the falls is only 1.2 miles round way, but we must first drive many kilometers on forest roads. The falls themselves are a very narrow stream of water that pours a total of 70 feet into a pool located at the base of the falls. This is one of the Most Beautiful Waterfalls in northern Wisconsin thanks to its rugged, moss-covered rocks.

Morgan Falls is located about two miles south of Marquette. The falls are located at the confluence of Morgan Creek and the Carp River. Morgan Creek pours 20 feet into the Carp River and creates this small, unspoiled waterfall. Of the many waterfalls in Marquette county, this is one of the more accessible than the more impressive but difficult-to-reach Carp River half-mile away. The trailhead for hiking to the falls is also the access point for a beautiful fall hike to St. Famous Peter. This is a large granite outcrop that provides stunning views of the fall foliage and Lake Superior in the distance on a nice day. As Morgan Falls is part of the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, visitors will have to pay a $5 daily use fee, or you can purchase a $30 year-round entry fee.

To conclude, Morgan Falls:

• Located about two miles south of Marquette, in the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest.
• One of the Most Beautiful Waterfalls in northern Wisconsin thanks to its rugged, moss-covered rocks.
• The trailhead for hiking to the falls is also the access point for a beautiful fall hike to St. Famous Peter.