Wyandote Falls
10-foot tiered on Misery River · Houghton County, Michigan
Scout's Notes
Getting There
, MI
Houghton County
46.8892, -88.8762
The Hike
0.2 miles
Easy
Trail
Know Before You Go
Seasonal: Best in March-April during snowmelt or after heavy rain. Frequently dry in late summer and fall.
Heads up: Trail can be rough in spots
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the hike to Wyandotte Falls?
It's a very short walk from the parking area — most visitors describe it as a quick, easy hike that takes just a few minutes to reach the falls.
Is Wyandotte Falls worth visiting in late summer or fall?
Be very cautious about visiting from August through October. Many visitors report the falls completely dried up during these months. Check recent rainfall before making the trip, or plan to visit in spring or after storms.
When is the best time to see Wyandotte Falls flowing?
March through May is your best bet, especially during snowmelt. The falls also flow well after heavy rains. Multiple visitors found no water in late summer and early fall.
Where is the larger waterfall at Wyandotte Falls?
Don't stop at the first cascade you see — walk downstream a bit to find the larger, more impressive drop. Several visitors mentioned missing this until they explored further.
How easy is it to find Wyandotte Falls?
The falls are located just off the main road and are easy to find. It's a short drive from the highway to reach the parking area.