Mex-i-mine Falls

Meximinee Falls is a beautiful waterfalls that has easy access. This Waterfalls was the location for the print "Spirit of the Ottawa". The trail is a short, fairly easy trail that follows the river for a good view of the falls. Total length round trip is approximately 1/4 mile. The trail is found at Burned Dam Campgrounds, approximately 7 miles northwest of Watersmeet.
At a Glance
Current Conditions: | Services begin May 27, 2022 until September 30, 2022 |
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Area Amenities: | Tent camping,Camping trailer,Picnic tables,Toilets,Parking |
Fees: | No Fee |
Open Season: | January - December |
Usage: | Light |
Closest Towns: | Watersmeet is 7 miles to the southwest |
Water: | None |
Restroom: | Yes, at campground |
General Information
Directions:The trail is found at Burned Dam Campgrounds, approximately 7 miles northwest of Watersmeet.
Activities
Day Hiking
This short trail takes you from Burnt Damm Campground down to the Middle Branch of the Ontonagon River and this historic waterfalls. Depicted in the artist print "The Spirit of the Ottawa" by Roberta Barg this waterfalls is a must see.
Difficulty Desc. | easy to moderate |
Status: | Open |
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Difficulty Level: | Easy to Intermediate |
Viewing Scenery
While visiting Mex-i-mine Falls it isn't uncommon to see Bear, Whitetail Deer, or a Grey Wolve taking a drink out of the cold, fresh, and clean water of the Ontonagon River. Even if you don't see wildlife you still will enjoy the scenery of river and the surrounding forest.
Amenities
Camping trailer: | |
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Picnic tables: | |
Tent camping: | |
Parking: | |
Toilets: |