O Kun de Kun Falls

O Kun de Kun Falls consists of multiple cascades along the Baltimore River, crossed by a suspension bridge downstream from the main drop. The water tumbles through several sections, creating different views depending on where visitors stand along the waterway.

The waterfall takes its name from a Chippewa leader who lived in the Ontonagon area. This location has been a natural landmark within the region's landscape for generations.

The name comes from a local Chippewa leader whose memory remains connected to this area. Visitors walking here become part of a landscape shaped by both natural forces and indigenous heritage.

The trail starts from a parking area north of Bruce Crossing and moves through forest to reach the falls. Visitors should wear sturdy shoes and be ready for typical woodland path conditions.

A suspension bridge allows visitors to view the falls from multiple positions and discover an upper section of cascades. This vantage point reveals how the water flows through different levels, showing more than what is visible from the main trail.

GPS coordinates: 46.64892,-89.15034

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:42