When I hear the word “waterfall” many adjectives come to my mind.
That’s because each waterfall is unique in its own beauty. They
can be strong and thunderous or delicate and tranquil. They can be
found hidden in a forest setting or cascading down a sandstone cliff. I like to define Michigan’s waterfalls as “wild and wonderful”.
This blog post features a few of Michigan's 200+ waterfalls. Of course, the best time
to see a waterfall at its showiest is in the spring after the winter
snow melts ... and Michigan's Upper Peninsula can get lots and lots
of snow! Water flow can be increased after a heavy rain too. So,
there is a chance for warmer weather waterfall watching later in the
year.
