Canyon Falls

Canyon Falls Michigan

The falls are fed by the Sturgeon River, a 106-mile-long river that runs throughout Baraga County and Houghton counties. The river flows in a generally westward direction.  When it reaches Baraga County, it begins to run northward and crisscrosses Baraga/Houghton county many times. The river flows out into Portage Lake and Chassell Bay.

Canyon Falls

Things to Do Near Canyon Falls

Baraga County sits along the shores of Keweenaw Bay at the entrance to the Copper Country. Baraga County Historical Museum, Ojibwa Casino, great fishing, snowmobiling, and outdoor recreation offers plenty for your exploration.

Check out the Shrine of Bishop Baraga, which overlooks the majestic bay. Play a round of golf at the L’Anse Golf Club. Explore Craig Lake State Park for fishing, canoeing, or kayaking. There is plenty of camping at the Ojibwa Park and Campground or the L’Anse Township Park and Campground.

The Sandy Point Lighthouse is a great addition to the Copper Country Lighthouse Tour.  Up for an adventure, head out for a hike at Silver Mountain.

Baraga County has a huge selection of waterfalls to make a weekend adventure out of. Check out the Canyon Falls, the three sections of the Falls River Falls, the PowerHouse Falls, and Silver Falls.

Bishop Baraga Shrine

Canyon Falls Gallery

Information and Location for Canyon Falls

Canyon Falls is located 15 miles south of L’Anse, MI.  It is right along Hwy 41 and is very easily accessible.  The trailhead is located at a roadside park.  The hike in to the falls is about 1 mile; make sure to bring a walking stick. and wear hiking shoes on the trail as some spots can be steep with tree roots running through some of the trails and muddy after a spring rain or snow melting. The falls are very popular for swimming and cliff jumping into the pools of the falls on hot summer days.  The large gorge that the falls feed into is quite amazing and gives it a very “boxy” feeling.

Address: Old US Hwy 41, L’Anse, MI 49946

Height: 15

Water Source: Sturgeon River

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