Trail directions to O Kun de Kun Falls that a person first encounters when entering the parking lot off Hwy 45.

More Trail Directions that point to the many different sites along the North Country Trail.

After 1.3 miles of hiking on the trail, shorter by the Forest Road, this is the first sight of the falls.

Each step down to the falls, around another corner, brings the falls into new perspectives.

O Kun de Kun Falls is the major falls on the Baltimore River.

O Kun de Kun Falls

O Kun de Kun Falls - spring time with its high waters, forbids one to see the caves underneath the rocks hedges.

Baltimore River running away from the falls.

These pictures were taken on 4-25-08 and already the waters had fallen by 2 feet.

O Kun de Kun Falls

One of two black and white photos of the falls - notice the white foam - looks in the picture like ice.

The falling water over the falls stirs the water into a frothing foam.

Immediately down stream from the falls.

Rock ledges surrounding the falls.

Cedar trunks and colorful rock, pictureque art, additions to the beauty of the falls.

Fascinating special treats of falls within a falls.

O Kun de Kun falls.

The beauty of water falling over the rocks.

Movements and swirling waters run over rocks at the side of the falls.

On top of O Kun de Kun Falls

The Baltimore River on its way to the falls. Already the water has fallen by 2 feet.

On top of O Kun de Kun Falls

On top of O Kun de Kun Falls

Looking over top of O Kun de Kun falls as the Baltimore River runs away to join the Middle Branch of the Ontonagon River.