A Trail Full Of Forest Views By A Scenic Bridge Will Lead You To A Waterfall Paradise In Wisconsin

A short hike in the Wisconsin forest rewards nature lovers with some incredible views. Marinette County is home to some of the state’s most spectacular waterfalls and one of the best is located in a picturesque county park. The hike to the falls is perfect for a family and it includes a trip across a scenic viewing bridge. It’s called Dave’s Falls County Park and it’s a place you should experience. Here’s what you need to know about this beautiful waterfall trail in Wisconsin.

Dave’s Falls is located in Marinette County, also known as the "Waterfall Capital of Wisconsin." It’s located near Amberg, right on Highway 141. It’s an easy day trip from places like Green Bay and Appleton and a good stop if you’re vacationing in Marinette County.

The falls is located in Dave’s Falls County Park. It’s a pleasant county park with a picnic area and a playground for kids.

But you’ll find the real attraction down a trail, through the woods. It’s not a long hike, but there is a portion that passes some uneven terrain.

The destination is more than worth it. You’ll know you’re close when you near the roar of the rushing waterfalls.

There are actually two falls in this park. The upper falls is a larger waterfall – the water of the Pike River roars over rocks as it passes through the park.

A lower falls is smaller but also very scenic. A trail connects the falls and between the falls there’s a wooden pedestrian bridge that will take you across the river. The bridge offers a stunning view of both waterfalls.

A small entry fee is required to enter the park -- it can be paid onsite. Be sure to bring bug repellent along during the summer, as you will likely encounter some mosquitoes along this waterfall trail in Wisconsin, and you'll want to fully enjoy these falls. Learn more about Dave’s Falls County Park and more nearby waterfalls on the county’s website. Once you’ve taking in this gorgeous waterfall, here are some more ideas for waterfalls in Wisconsin that you might want to explore.