North shore of minnesota

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Gooseberry Falls, located in Minnesota's most popular state park, features a series of dramatic cascading waterfalls (Upper, Middle, Lower, and Fifth Falls) on the Gooseberry River as it drops toward Lake Superior. The falls are known for their accessibility, with paved trails leading from a modern visitor center to basalt rock formations and scenic, swimmable pools.   Upper Falls at Gooseberry Falls State Park is a scenic, easily accessible waterfall where the Gooseberry River drops over volcanic rock into a pool below 

Just downstream from the Middle Falls, the Lower Falls offers a more intimate, tiered waterfall experience. It’s a great spot to see the river, surrounded by trees, flowing towards Lake Superior

A roadside waterfall along Highway 61 in Beaver Bay that drops in multiple tiers over a 300-foot section before entering Lake Superior. It is highly accessible and often viewed from a pedestrian bridge or the wayside rest 

High Falls in Tettegouche State Park is a spectacular 63-to-100-foot waterfall on the Baptism River, renowned as the highest waterfall located entirely within Minnesota. The falls feature a dramatic, powerful drop through a rocky gorge, viewed from a suspension bridge or designated, rugged, and sometimes steep hiking trails 

Illgen Falls is a scenic 40-foot waterfall in Tettegouche State Park on the Baptism River, known as a hidden gem featuring a popular swimming hole and a 0.2-mile, easy-to-access trail. It flows over a rocky ledge, often splitting into a wide sheet in spring or falling in a concentrated stream, providing unique top-down views of the river 

Cross River Falls in Schroeder, MN, is a scenic, easily accessible roadside waterfall located directly off Highway 61, featuring cascading waters that flow under a highway bridge toward Lake Superior. It is a popular, quick stop with a wayside rest, viewing bridge, and stairs leading to lower viewing 

The Cascades in Cascade River State Park on Minnesota's North Shore are a spectacular series of small, rapid waterfalls, and rushing rapids created as the Cascade River drops 900 feet over its final three miles into Lake Superior. The area features a 0.5-mile loop trail with dramatic gorge views and a log bridge

 The lowest and largest fall in Cascade River State Park, often considered the "official" Cascade Falls, is located near the Lake Superior shore and is best viewed from the west side of the river 

Upper Falls in Judge C.R. Magney State Park is a scenic 25-foot waterfall on the Brule River, located just downstream from the famous Devil's Kettle geological mystery. The falls are part of a rugged 2-mile round-trip hike featuring a rocky gorge, whitewater rapids, and a long set of stairs 

Gooseberry Falls, located in Minnesota's most popular state park, features a series of dramatic cascading waterfalls (Upper, Middle, Lower, and Fifth Falls) on the Gooseberry River as it drops toward Lake Superior. The falls are known for their accessibility, with paved trails leading from a modern visitor center to basalt rock formations. Considered the most spectacular of the trio, the Middle Falls features a large, expansive drop where the Gooseberry River divides around a central point. It is known for its dramatic, wide cascade over layers of ancient volcanic basalt 

High Falls in Tettegouche State Park is a spectacular 63-to-100-foot waterfall on the Baptism River, renowned as the highest waterfall located entirely within Minnesota. The falls feature a dramatic, powerful drop through a rocky gorge, viewed from a suspension bridge or designated, rugged, and sometimes steep hiking trails