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About Black River

Black River is an idyllic spot located within the western Upper Peninsula. Spanning seven miles, this river supplies all kinds of recreational activities for local residents, including kayaking and fishing. Nature enthusiasts flock to this tranquil destination for birds watching; there are over 18 species that call the region home. Adjacent to a variety of parks and trails makes it easy to explore the stunning beauty of Black River.
Address : Black River, Ironwood Charter Township, MI 49938, USA

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Rainbow FallsRainbow Falls is one of the most beautiful natural waterfalls in the United States. With a total height of over forty feet and width of twenty-five feet, it takes your breath away when standing at its base. Its flat rock face creates a stunning effect with the cascading waters, drawing onlookers from miles around for an opportunity to witness this magnificent scene. Not only does its beauty draw crowds, but Rainbow Falls is also a popular fishing spot with Brown Trout calling it home.
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Sandstone FallsSandstone Falls is perhaps the most iconic waterfall in the area. Formed around 1.2 billion years ago, it boasts an impressive 15-foot drop cascading into a deep, clear pool. In summer months, visitors can take a dip in the pool at the bottom of the falls as they are surrounded by native Northern hardwood and evergreen forests. There's even beach access for optimal sunbathing opportunities!
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Potawatomi FallsPotawatomi Falls on the Presque Isle River is a truly breathtaking site. The falls spill over a tiered glacial outwash and drop roughly 70 feet into the river below. The area around the falls is gorgeous and rich with wildlife like beavers, deer, bald eagles, and loons. Visitors come from all corners of the state to experience the cascading beauty of Potawatomi Falls, take advantage of its fishing opportunities, or just soak in the breathtaking views that are among some of Michigan's best.
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Great Conglomerate FallsGreat Conglomerate Falls is a popular natural tourist attraction. A waterfall that cascades over smooth boulders into the Ontonagon River below, the view is breathtaking. Visitors can spend time combing the beach for colorful gems of agates hidden amongst the stones, or walk along nearby trails for more outdoor activities. People looking to explore further can visit Copper Peak Ski Flying hill nearby as well, providing an unforgettable aerial view of the region.
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Nawadaha FallsThe stunning Nawadaha Falls, is one of the state's hidden gems. There are two falls at this spectacular location; the upper and lower falls. The upper fall stands 31 feet high and has a steep cascade that moves from an impressive pool below. Visitors can enjoy walking along trails built around a pond below, which leads to dramatic views of both the upper and lower falls. Additionally, there is a nice picnic spot at the top of the trail where visitors can have lunch or rest.
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Porcupine Mountains The Porcupine Mountains, offer spectacular beauty and diverse recreational activities. Home to the second-largest state park in Michigan, these rugged hills are renowned for their sweeping vistas, deep rivers and amazing waterfalls. Hiking trails provide an opportunity to observe local flora and fauna including freshwater fish and deer. The 60,000 acres of primeval forest also feature remarkably clear lakes that are perfect for swimming and paddling in the warmer months.

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Gogebic County
Gogebic County, Michigan is a beautiful, rural area located in the Upper Peninsula. It shares borders with Wisconsin, and its largest inland lake is Lake Gogebic. The county seat is Bessemer, and other cities include Wakefield, Ironwood and Iron River. Among the things to do here are hiking in Black River Harbor, skiing at Indianhead Mountain Resort, fishing on Lake Gogebic and dozens of outdoor adventures at Porcupine Mountains State Park. Despite being a rural area known for it's outdoor recre

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