ゴジェビック郡周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

From this spot, the basalt rocks form a beautiful shoreline shaped by centuries of flowing water as the river's final stretch tumbles over waterfalls and rapids before pouring into Lake Superior. This windswept confluence is the perfect place to watch sunsets, waves, and enjoy experiencing the raw power of nature.

This 30 foot tall waterfall is located on the Black River. When the water levels are low, the falls split into two separate streams. The name comes from the group of rocks in the middle of the falls.

This 360 acre park on the western shore of Lake Gogebic offers campsites, beaches, restrooms, water sources, and much more. The trail going around the park is easy to follow and family friendly.

The second largest of the falls on the Presque Isle River, the Nawadaha Falls stand at 15 feet tall and 150 feet across.

Manido Falls is the smallest of the waterfalls on the Presque Isle River, at 15 feet tall and 100 feet across. The name Manido comes from the Ojibwa Native American language and means "spirit".

Manabezho Falls get their name from the Native American Ojibwa spirit god of the same name. It is the largest waterfall on the Presque Isle River, at 25 feet tall and 150 feet wide.

Located just upstream from Gorge Falls, Potawatomi Falls is almost 130 feet across, and 30 feet tall. The falls are split in two by a large rock in the middle, giving the feeling of seeing two separate falls at once.

At 34 feet tall, Gorge Falls is one of the larger falls on the Black River. Just down stream from Patowatomi Falls, this area of the river narrows and forces the river through the tight gap of the falls, creating a very rapid current over the crest of the falls.