View of Manabezho Falls, appox. 30-feet tall and several dozen feet wide
Presque Isle River Waterfall loop trailhead
Stairs lead down the gorge toward the waterfall loop
Potholes in the Presque Isle River
Small waterfall in the Presque Isle River
Tiny rapid waterfalls within the Presque Isle River
Boardwalk leads along the gorge banks to reach Manabezho Falls
View of the Presque Isle River
North Country Trail / West River Trail leads to Manabezho Falls
Turn leads down the stairs to Manabezho Falls
Caution, steep erosion and trail closure ahead
Stay on trail to stay safe
Top of Manabezho Falls, approx. 30-feet tall, several dozen feet wide
Manido Falls, approx. 15-feet tall, several dozen feet wide
Pothole in the Presque Isle River
Side view of Manido Falls, approx. 15-feet tall, several dozen feet wide
View of the Presque Isle River facing upstream
Danger, steep dropoffs
Small waterfall cascade in the Presque Isle River
Nawadaha Falls, approx. 20-feet tall, several dozen feet wide
Presque Isle River
Old-growth Hemlock, likely 300+ years old
Mushrooms
Hike along South Boundary Rd to reach East River Trail
East River Trail
Caution, steep cliffs and rapid water
Rapids flow across bedrock of the Presque Isle River
Root steps along the East River Trail
East River Trail along Presque Isle River
Manido Falls, approx. 15-feet tall
Small footbridge crosses a seasonal creek
Top of Manabezho Falls, approx. 30-feet tall
Old growth hemlock along the East River Trail, likely 300+ years old
Eroded stairs along the East River Trail
East River Trail crosses the bedrock of the Presque Isle River
Wavey rock carvings of the Presque Isle River continue down the dry creek bed to deep pools
Small cascades in the Presque Isle River - facing upstream
Fisherman and small waterfalls in the Presque Isle River
Blue blazes of the East River Trail
North Country Trail sign
Bridge crossing
View of waterfalls from the footbridge
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