Judge C R Magney State ParkFind Judge C R Magney State Park just a bit north of Grand Marais Minnesota. Enjoy the three waterfalls of the Brule River that flows through the park. You will be able to get a view of the upper and lower falls with just a short hike from the parking area. This may be one of the best hikes on the North Shore of Lake Superior.
Devil's Kettle white water waterfall is farther up the trail. At that point the river divides and one portion cascades fifty feet into a pool while the other segment disappears into a pothole. A local legend claims that the pothole has no bottom. Hiking the trails offers lots of opportunity for bird watching. In autumn, expect to see hawks gather in this area to prepare for migration. The 2.5 mile round trip hike to the falls is a steep climb. There is a series of steps as you near the top. In winter the trails are available for snowshoeing. The Brule River is a great fishing spot for spring and fall salmon runs.
Camping in Judge C R Magney State Park
Detailed information about this, and other, Minnesota state park campgrounds can be found in Minnesota State Parks: A Camper's Guide.
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