Big Sur is one of the best portions of California’s beautiful coastline. With the redwood and pine-clad cliffs, lovely beaches, and the Pacific Ocean, a waterfall would have to be something special to actually stand out here. The majestic McWay Falls pours 80+ feet from the rugged bluffs at popular Julia Pfeiffer State Park, before emptying onto the fine, honey-hued sand.
Tahquamenon Falls consists of a pair of waterfalls, the broad, caramel-colored Upper Falls, and the comparatively smaller Lower Falls. They drop down along the river of the same name. It is located in stunning Tahquamenon Falls State Park, close to famous Lake Superior. There within the undeveloped, overgrown woodland, you will discover their true charm is in their unique imperfection.
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