O Kun de Kun Falls

O Kun de Kun Falls is a waterfall of the Baltimore River north of Bruce Crossing, in Ontonagon County, Michigan.

The Falls
There are two drops that make up O Kun de Kun Falls. The North Country Trail parallels both of the drops and allows access to the site. The falls are part of the Ottawa National Forest and are administered by the United States Forest Service. The falls are named after the Chippewa Chief O Kun de Kun (ca. 1760 - 1859) who was originally from the Ontonagon area.

Upper Falls
The Upper Falls is a 10 ft drop along the river. It is also sometimes referred to as Peanut Butter Falls.

O Kun de Kun Falls
The lower of the two falls has a 20 ft drop, with widths between 10 ft and 30 ft depending on the time of year. The North Country Trail follows the river and a suspension bridge crosses the river just after the falls.

Access
The falls are approximately 1.3 mi from US Highway 45. The North Country Trail runs past the falls in both gravel and boardwalk sections. There is parking near the highway and camping sites near the base of O Kun de Kun Falls.