Tahquamenon Falls Flow
© Atala Dorothy Toy
Tahquamenon Falls Flow
Up close at Tahquamenon Falls – the rushing water over the falls becomes a soothing, cleansing flow of energy, when you sit there long enough.
More Information
These are the third most voluminous falls west of the Mississipi River. The browns come from the tannins that leach into the river from the cedar swamps that the river continually drains.
Tahquamenon Falls are mentioned in Longfellow’s The Song of Hiawatha, as the site where Hiawatha built his canoe.
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