Agate Falls, Bruce Crossing, MI, April, 2010, photo by Norm Powell
GoWaterfalling.com is the site for Michigan waterfalls. Their page on Agate Falls says that this pretty waterfall is relatively easy to get to and adds:
Agate Falls is a Michigan State Scenic Site 6.5 miles east of Bruce Crossing on MI-28. There is a roadside park (Joseph F. Oravec roadside park) just past the bridge over the Ontonagon River. Unfortunately the provided trails and overlooks are somewhat limited. With some effort you can scramble down to the river to get some very good views of the falls, which seems to be popular with local fishermen, or scramble up the river banks to get to the old railroad bridge over the falls. The bridge is now part of a snowmobile trail.
Bond Falls is just around the corner. From Agate Falls, go east on MI-28 and take a right onto Agate road.O Kun de Kun Falls is 8 miles to the north. Go west on MI-28 and turn north on to US-45.
View Norm’s photo bigger and see more (including Bond Falls and other waterfalls) in his great Michigan Upper Peninsula – April 2010 slideshow.
Many more Michigan waterfalls and also more about the Ontonagon River on Michigan in Pictures!
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As a native Michigander who hasn’t been home in too long…thank you for this little piece of heaven inside heaven on earth (Michigan Rocks!) <3
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Thanks!! Glad to help with the homesickness!
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I hadn’t heard of this falls. There is so much I could have done in the UP while at MTU. Great waterfall link. Thanks.
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Go Waterfalling is hands down the best Michigan waterfall site there is. We’re so lucky to have it available.
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It’s closer to Trout Creek than Bruce Crossing.
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Good to know, Joelle!
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