• What natural water features can be found in Wisconsin?
    • Wisconsin is home to a myriad of lakes, rivers, and beautiful waterfalls, some of which have enormous cascading drops and tumbling slides, while others are just a series of smaller rapids and rises.
  • Which waterfalls form the border between Wisconsin and Michigan?
    • Some of the waterfalls form the border between Wisconsin and Michigan, such as Superior Falls and Peterson Falls.
  • Which waterfalls flow through spectacular gorges?
    • Other waterfalls wind their way through spectacular gorges, such as Piers Gorge, Brownstone Falls, and Lasalle Falls.

1. Amnicon Falls

Amnicon Falls
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2. Big Manitou Falls

Big Manitou Falls
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3. Big Smokey Falls

Big Smokey Falls
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4. Brownstone Falls

Brownstone Falls
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5. Cascade Falls Osceola

Cascade Falls Osceola
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6. Copper Falls

Copper Falls
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7. Dave’s Falls

Dave’s Falls
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8. Eighteen Foot Falls

Eighteen Foot Falls
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9. Fonferek Falls

Fonferek Falls
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10. Foster Falls

Foster Falls
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11. Houghton Falls

Houghton Falls
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12. Lasalle Falls

Lasalle Falls
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13. Little Manitou Falls

Little Manitou Falls
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14. Long Slide Falls

Long Slide Falls
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15. Lost Creek Falls

Lost Creek Falls
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