Ocqueoc Falls, a big fish in a small pond
August 29, 2012
Ocqueoc Falls, photo by joeldinda
Way back in 2006 Michigan in Pictures featured another photo of Ocqueoc Falls. If towering falls are what you’re looking for, you’ll probably need to keep looking. GoWaterfalling.com has this to say about Ocequeoc Falls near Onaway:
Ocqueoc Falls is the only “major” waterfall in Michigan’s lower peninsula. In rockier, hillier parts of the world this would be a nameless rapids of no note but here in the farmlands and forests of Michigan it merits its own little park. The falls is at most 5 feet high. There is a small gorge below the falls, with rocky walls about 20 feet high. The Ocqueoc Falls State Forest Campground is just across the road, and the Bicentennial Pathway passes by the falls.
Check this out background bigtacular and see more in Joel’s Waterfalls slideshow.
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August 29, 2012 at 1:01 pm
Gorgeous! Just moved to MI and am loving learning about my state through these pictures!