KEWEENAW PENINSULA UPDATE via Keweenaw Trail Reports – 3/23
Glenn Rowe’s last photo by the Vansville Bar sign for the season!
Huge thanks to Glenn and all Operators for a fantastic season!
Trail Boss Buzzy said this morning, “Just got word from the DNR to cease grooming for the rest of the season. Probably would only have the groomers out a couple of times any way be cause of forecasted weather warm up. We had a good season because of the dedication of our team of groomer operators. They did an outstanding job. See you next season stay healthy and enjoy the outdoors. The Trails will remain open until the end of the month”.
Couldn’t agree more Buzzy! Thanks for all YOU do behind the scenes Buzzy, to help make the Keweenaw the best place to ride!
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Hungarian Falls! You actually get out and experience the smell, the crunch, the crisp air...and there's a waterfall for Pete's sake! The highway is nice, but can't beat Hungarian Falls!
I have been there at peak color beautiful tunnel of trees The smells and sounds is beautiful. It can be tricky All it takes is some north west wind gusts to end it all
Sad that the atv-utv trails are closed!! And now I hear they closed brockway to atv traffic also ?? I’ll take my weeks vacation and money elsewhere I guess
Rode my bike on it. Spoiled be. I gave up road biking when I left the UP.
Been up through the Keewenaw last two yrs.in the Fall.Colors were incredible.
A. Both are beautiful ! Gotta go with Hungarian Falls
Brockway Mountain is a must see in the fall too!
I have and I took that picture! I use it as wallpaper on my home screen.
I am pretty sure covered drive is out by redridge.
Best to walk up Hungarian falls
We have a camp at Mandan, the log house. So we have spectacular views from our windows.
For some reason, I get car sick from the Lac La Belle sign to Copper Harbor. I have to keep my eyes closed.
When is the best time to go? Was thinking first or second week of October
Great memories of the times I would see this beautiful drive.
The Covered Road in Redridge is breathtaking as well.
Nope but planning on this fall❤🍁🍂
Love it in any season. ❤️ 🍃 🍁 🍂 ❄️ 🌧 ☀️ 🌲 🌳
Hadn't left the house in a few days...wow! The colors are starting!
The KLT's 10-acre Hungarian Falls Nature Area includes the uppermost falls, historic dam, pond, and woodland trails. Visitors are treated to an awesome spectacle year-round but fall is truly a spectacular sight. The uppermost falls are located on the Keweenaw Fault, a billion-year-old geological feature that helped shape the Keweenaw and now stands strong against the erosive forces of Dover Creek. Cascading over the tough conglomerates and basalt's for about 30 feet, the creek then flows through a short gorge formed out of the softer Jacobsville sandstone layers below.
Downstream of the dam and pond are 3 more waterfalls. The lowermost falls are truly a sight to behold. Dropping over 100 feet into the gorge below, the lowermost falls are only visible in their entirety from the base of the valley, but it is a very treacherous and challenging hike down. Most visitors are more than happy to stand at the top of the falls and view them from above.
Directions: Along M-26 west of Lake Linden in Tamarack City, turn north onto 6th Street. Take the left fork (Golf Course Road) and drive up the hill 0.5 miles to an access road on your left marked by a closed gate. Park along the shoulder. Please use caution as some parts of the trail are very steep and there is uneven terrain.
Today, Hungarian Falls is up against US-41's Covered Drive...in the Keweenaw's Fall Colors Challenge.
Finally found the lower falls this year after many attempts. There really is no trail there, but there is a very narrow footpath that forks away from the main trail and leads down to the creek. If you just keep climbing along the creek you eventually get there, but there is a lot of deadfall/washed out areas. You might have to cross the creek a few times so wear shoes you don’t mind soaking.
Good stuff thank you for sharing your knowledge of the history up there is pretty cool.
Nice job
Definitely the Falls. The covered drive is nice but the falls make you want to keep coming back!!
Oh this ones a tough call. They are both beautiful.
Beautiful
Took these in 2016
Both are beautiful! Special place in my ❤️ for the Falls!
Covered drive - many people aren't able to hike rough terrain.
☠StretchPeak Fall Color Soon! Week 6 U.P. Fall Color Report is now on funintheup.com Color is set to change quickly this year, it could be two weeks and we might start hitting 75%-peak. In some areas with these temps dropping into the 40s and daytime temps in the 50s and low 60s peak could very well hit in some of the interior portions and western UP . If you are waiting till 2nd week of October to visit the UP for colors you'll probably miss out on the best color and be left with a sad face, but you'll still be in the UP so it should be a happy face. -- Yooper Steve with your weekly UP Fall Color Report
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