Tahquamenon Falls State Park

Tahquamenon Falls State Park, Upper Michigan. Camera: Kodak Starmite II Considerably improved using PhotoImpact Photo by Joel Dinda sometime in the 1960s.

June 21 was a Black Fly day at Tahquamenon Falls in 2003. This very pretty pond justified the hike, though, and we were back (minus the flies) a few weeks later to explore further down the trail. Camera: Nikon N90s

Camera: Olympus Camedia C50

The Tahquamenon has two falls--the great Upper Falls , and the less impressive, but very lovely, Lower Falls which are several miles downriver. The lower falls are actually a series of cascades on two sides of an island. This view of the lower falls area, which appears to be deliberately framed for folks leaving the visitor center, captures the charms of the place well.

Two years ago we were also vacationing up north; of course I have pix.... Tahquamenon Falls State Park, near Paradise, Michigan. The water's brown in the picture because, well, the water is brown.

Looks best large . Tahquamenon Falls State Park, near enough Paradise for most purposes. The lower falls are not a single fall; they're a series of rapids which surround a fairly large island in the Tahquamenon River. This photo captures the rushing, darkly-colored water about as well as any I've taken.

Explored! #457 [July 23, 2007, but no longer in the top 500] Thanks! Tahquamenon Falls State Park, in upper Michigan. Generally I'm disapointed in my photos of this massive waterfall, but I think this one came out pretty well.

View from the Clark Lake trail at Tahquamenon Falls State Park in Upper Michigan.