Gogebic County
Gogebic means "where trout rising make small rings upon the surface." Located on the western end on the Upper Peninsula, Gogebic County is the place for outdoor recreation. This is home to Big Snow Country. Also calling Gogebic home are 100 waterfalls, the Sylvania Wilderness, Cisco Chain of Lakes, Lake Gogebic, Black River National Scenic Byway, Copper Peak, Ottawa National Forest, and Lake Superior.
Waterfalls are spectacular whatever the season. In winter, they are partially frozen; spring, they are thunderous with the runoff of melting snow; in summer, the mist rises upward in the bright sunlight and in fall is outlined with nature's colors. The Black River National Scenic Byway features five waterfalls with varying access and the only harbor operated by the USDA Forest Service in the lower 48 states. Potawatomi Falls is barrier free, Great Conglomerate has a natural access. The choices are ample and yours for the making.
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Manabezho Falls
Presque Isle River, 10 miles N of Thomaston
- Access: Improved Trail
- Walking Time: 15 min. or Less
- Vertical Drop: 20 ft. and Over
Manido Falls
Presque Isle River, 12 miles N of Thomaston
- Access: Improved Trail
- Walking Time: 15 min. or Less
- Vertical Drop: 5 ft. - 20 ft.
Maplewood Steakhouse
Marenisco Township
Marion Lake - Ottawa National Forest
Memory Lane Park
Mex-I-Min-E Falls
Middle Branch of the Ontonagon River, 6 miles NE of Watersmeet
- Access: Improved Trail
- Walking Time: 15 min. or Less
- Vertical Drop: 5 ft. - 20 ft
Mike's Restaurant
Milje Trails
Moosehead Lake - Ottawa National Forest
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