The Quartzite Falls ran along a nice shaded path.
It started out fairly calm.
Behind the branches you can see that shoreline with the steep drop of layered rock.
This was a nice shaded path. It was open walking space without much undergrowth because the trees blocked much of the sunlight.
Geesh.
Nice little drop off here.
Just love it.
The shoreline had a rugged beauty with rocks and drop-offs.
These last three pictures were of the same view, but I zoomed in here to show-off the layered shoreline.
Here was a little clearing with sandy dirt.
Nice.
This is the bridge where we parked. Black Slate River Falls was a short walk up the river. Quartzite Falls was a short walk down the river. Two trails and falls for one stop. Not bad.
Looks wonderful!
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It was! The walk through the woods was nice and the view was great!
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Those look so beautiful! I am so needing a trip to my home state and a long stay int he UP to visit waterfalls.
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Now would be a great time. I’m guessing the fall colors are still out up there. The last two years I went up there in May, but next year I’m thinking about going the end of September. I want to see those colors! My goal is to someday see 150 waterfalls. I hope you get a chance to go soon. The U.P. is so beautiful.
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