O Kun de Kun Falls

O Kun de Kun Falls consists of a 30-foot cascade on the Baltimore River with a 20-foot primary drop and variable width between 10 and 30 feet.

The waterfall received its name from a local Chippewa Chief who lived in the Ontonagon area from approximately 1760 to 1859.

The North Country Trail system incorporates the falls as part of the Ottawa National Forest, managed by the United States Forest Service.

The trail begins at a parking area 8 miles north of Bruce Crossing on US Highway 45 and extends 1.3 miles to reach the waterfall.

A suspension bridge crosses the river downstream, allowing visitors to view both the main falls and the upper section known as Peanut Butter Falls.

GPS coordinates: 46.64892,-89.15034

Latest update: March 10, 2025 04:42