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Hunts' Guide to Michigan's UPPER PENINSULA

JUST OUT! A new edition of Hunts' Mapguide to Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Over 300 entries, all conveniently located on maps and chosen because we think they are the coolest things to do in the U.P. (No ad tie-ins!) Great choices for restaurants, hikes, shops, adventures, museums, boat trips, waterfalls, vistas, road trips, and much more! To learn more click UP MAP GUIDE

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BRUCE CROSSING
POINTS
OF INTEREST

Agate Falls/Bergland-to-Sidnaw Rail Trail. Enjoy a leafy glade at the foot of these Ontonagon River waterfalls that emerge after a hike through a dense hardwood forest ... more

O-Kun-De-Kun Falls. A fine 1.3-mile hike though a pine forest leads to a series of falls, the largest a straight drop of the Baltimore River over massive ledges ... more

BRUCE CROSSING

O-Kun-De-Kun Falls

Wayne Premo

This little-publicized waterfall is a real treat for hikers. It's reached by a 1.3-mile segment that goes through a tall pine forest, passing along the way dramatic undercut rock ledges and an unnamed waterfall that lets hikers go under the ledge and look out through the falling water.

O-Kun-De-Kun Falls itself makes a long, straight drop over massive ledges. Just below the main falls, a beautiful suspension footbridge carries the trail across the Baltimore River and offers a fine view of the falls.

Smaller falls upstream are also reached by the North Country Trail.

Off U.S. 45 eight miles north of Bruce Crossing. "O-Kun-De-Kun Falls" sign and a parking area are on the east side of the highway. The more interesting trail is not the straight, direct, wide Forest Service access route. Handicap access: no.

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