Page 1 of 4 - This hike started
with Nawadaha Falls and ended with a swim at Lake Superior. All 4 sites
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As shown in the above map, the two RV Gypsies parked in the parking lot shown on the map above, then hiked to NAWADHA FALLS (this page), Manido Falls (page 2) , and Manabezho Falls (page 3), then walked the trail along the Presque Isle River, crossed the suspension bridge, and walked the Lake Superior Trail all the way to Lake Superior, where they relaxed and cooled down in the very cold Lake Superior. (page 4). |
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Nawadaha Falls
is a waterfall on the Presque Isle River and is located in the Porcupine
Mountains Wilderness State Park in Gogebic County, Michigan. The falls
has a drop of 15 feet and a crest of 50 to150 feet. It is above both
Manido Falls and Manabezho Falls. Nawadaha Falls is the most scenic
of the three waterfalls. Access to this waterfall was easy; mostly on
a boardwalk. |
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This is a low, wide waterfall. Its width varies greatly depending on the water levels. Nawadaha Falls is similar to, but a little higher than Manido Falls. |
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Below: To get closer to Nawadaha
Falls, the two RV Gypsies had to climb down the layered ledge. It was
not too difficult, but the two RV Gypsies were extra cautious as they
slowly and carefully made their way down to the falls. It is always
better to be safe than sorry when hiking, especially if nobody else
is around. |
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As stated above, the width of this waterfall varies. Sometimes the area where the two RV Gypsies are standing is also covered with flowing water. |
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