WATERFALLS
Michigan has 199 waterfalls and most of them are in the Upper Peninsula. Only one waterfall is located in the Lower Peninsula, and this is the Ocqueoc Falls. The most popular is the Tahquamenon Falls, near Newberry and Paradise. The Upper Tahquamenon Falls is the largest waterfall in Michigan. It is 200 feet wide and 50 feet high. Other waterfalls that are worth seeing are the Agate Falls, Bond Falls, Canyon Falls, Chapel Falls, Miners Falls, Quartzite Falls, Scott Falls and the Slate River Falls. To see the waterfalls click on the links below.
UPPER PENINSULA
Agate Falls / Black Slate Falls / Bonanza Falls / Bond Falls
Canyon Falls / Chapel Falls / Duppy Falls
Horseshoe Falls / Hungarian Falls / Jumbo Falls
Miners Falls / Quartzite Falls / Reany Falls
Scott Falls / Silver Falls / Slate River Falls
Upper Tahquamenon Falls / Wyandotte Falls / Yellow Dog Falls
LOWER PENINSULA