Long Slide Falls


July 2004

State: Wisconsin

Location: Pembine

Height: 50

Crest: 8

Water Source: North Branch Pemebonwon River

Waypoint: 45.68333N 87.93333W

Summary: This is one of the most impressive of the Waterfalls of the Lake Michigan Watershed. This easy to visit, 50 foot scenic slide is the highest of the waterfalls in north-eastern Wisconsin.

Long Slide Falls is a few miles north of Pembine Wisconsin. As the name suggests, this is a long steep slide among some nice rock formations. This is easily the most impressive waterfall in northeast Wisconsin, if not in the entire Lake Michigan Watershed.

You can clamber around on the rocks here to get different views of the falls. Be careful, there are some steep drops, and there are no fences or railings.

To reach this waterfall you can head north out of Pembine on US 8/141. Follow the signs to Morgan Park. When you reach Morgan Park, follow the signs to Long Slide Falls. The waterfall is about 4 miles past the park. There is $2 fee to visit the park, and it is a short walk to the falls.

From here you can walk 1/2 mile to the much smaller Smalley Falls. You can also drive there.

Here is a short movie of Long Slide Falls.

Nearby Falls

There are a fair number of waterfalls in this area, but most of them are rather small. They include Smalley's Falls, Twelve Foot Falls, Eighteen Foot Falls, and Dave's Falls.

Photo Gallery


July 2004

Looking downstream



September 2009

September 2009

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