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The Dells of the Eau Claire Segment of the IAT runs through one of the most dramatic areas along the entire trail as it winds along a fantastic gorge carved by the Eau Claire River. Along this short 2.6-mile stretch, you'll cross the Dells High Bridge—30 feet above the Eau Claire River. The views along this segment of waterfalls, forested bluffs, and rocky outcrops make it a scenic gem worthy of taking some time to capture memorable photos along the way.

The falls is very busy, but it is beautiful. Like most falls it's amazing to see in the different times of year, especially winter with a good snow fall. This falls keeps going during the winter.

Great place to visit, although definitely the most crowded place in the park. Like most falls, also a fun place to see in the winter when things are freezing and snow covers the ground.

Also known as Peewee's Nest, this natural gorge has been carved by Skillet Creek. The views in this area are truly impressive, and the trails will take you to the mouth of the gorge and a lookout point. Please remember that bringing food or beverages is not allowed, and it's absolutely essential to refrain from climbing on the rock walls or jumping off the cliff into the water, as such actions can lead to fines and, more importantly, pose a risk of injury.

The walls of Parfrey's Glen are composed of sandstone with fragments of quartzite and feature a stream flowing through the floor, creating an awe-inspiring sight. It's important to note that pets are not allowed on the trail, and once you reach the waterfall, venturing beyond that point is not permitted.

The trail takes you past overhanging rock formations and the scenic burbling Hemlock Draw. The rock formations cast spectacular icicles in the winter.

The trail takes you past overhanging rock formations and the scenic burbling Hemlock Draw. The rock formations cast spectacular icicles in the winter.

Copper Falls State Park, spanning 3,068 acres in Wisconsin, is a scenic masterpiece. The park boasts the Bad River and Tylers Forks, flowing through a captivating gorge, revealing a series of stunning waterfalls. Rich in history, the land once witnessed copper mining by Old Copper Culture Indians and European settlers. The park features 17 miles of trails, including a segment of the North Country National Scenic Trail, providing opportunities for hiking, biking, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing.