The Falls River, photographed for us here today by Da Brudders Adventures, is a 5 mile long river in Baraga County in the community of L’Anse, where it flows into Lake Superior. By the looks of Da Brudders shots, the river is running quite well, with some spots looking like rapids rushing down over the drops along the way.

Da Brudders video is another one of those that you’re going to want to have your speakers turned up to hear the roar of the rushing waters. Neat footage of the walk over part of the bridge, too, unless you’re afraid of heights, then you might want to hold on like “Tony” in the video.

Nice pics & video, with soothing sounds!!

Yeah...I'd be holding on to the railing, too!
Walking on an "open" walkway like, with movement
going on underneath, that CAN make people super
dizzy! It would do that to me. I'd probably make
about 2 steps and have to turn around.

"April, come she will.
When streams are ripe and swelled with rain."
(Simon/Garfunkel)

Gorgeous pictures. We went there a few
years ago and loved it. There was somebody
fishing and he had a few trout. Said he
fishes most days. Lucky fella.

The video is awesome also. I had to stop
watching him walk across the bridge. I was
getting dizzy and sick to my stomach. So, I
don't even have to walk it personally to
feel it.

Thanks for sharing.

That's a gorgeous area...there's a little road you
can cruise down, and there's a bench you can sit
on, and watch those beautiful falls. Do it now.
When bug season comes, that's really not a good
spot to just sit!

Perfect reference, Alex! Had to pull up the recording from the "Concert in Central Park" - beautiful song. Beautiful falls!

Hi
The metal grate looked pretty sturdy to me, so I
don't think I'd be moved to grip the rail. Not
unless it was icy enough, or wet enough, to be
slippery. However, I don't think I would like to
look down while walking, with or without taking a
video; I agree that'd make for disorientation (what
do they tell the hero in the movies? "Don't look
down").

Da Brudders, are first cousins of mine. Their
adventures are always fun to watch.