A plentiful snow pack this winter along with additional precipitation of many forms has brought us a spring full of strong flowing streams and spectacular waterfalls. This is always the best time of the year to break out the hiking boots, give them a fresh waterproofing treatment, and hit the trails to the numerous waterfalls in our area.
This year's hike has taken us to O-Kun-De-Kun falls in the Bruce Crossing area. Join us as we take our trek along the Baltimore River to the falls.
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The snow melts away...the snow returns...the snow melts away...the snow melts... Just a typical spring in the Copper Country. But no matter the weather, it's another beautiful time of the year to explore new places, visit old favorites, see the waterfalls in all their spendor, and fall in love with the Keweenaw again!
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The geology of the Keweenaw is definitely marvelous to behold and study. The forces that moved the layers of our Earth to shap the bowl that created the Keweenaw Peninsula and Isle Royale were tremendous! Not to be outdone, Lady Superior plays her own game of mountain building each winter as the snow mounds and "ice volcanos" develop along the Keweenaw's western shore.
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