Copper Falls State Park Campground Tour and the Doughboy Trail to the falls
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- We start with a hike to Red Granite falls, then at around 5:30 we take a campground tour.
We then visit the beach at Loon Lake. Followed by a morning hike of the Doughboy trail that includes Copper Falls, Brownstone Falls, Devils Gate, Dad River, and the Tyler Forks Cascades.
All of this was shot at peak color.
Don't miss the stunning landscape photos at the end of the parks highlights
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Did you see the new campground tour?
@@SconnyWandering not yet. I'll check it out.
Well done! Very nice to see the campground and what each of the sites look like. Also great to see the park. I went there many times as a child, seeing it again brought back a lot of good memories. Thank you!
Our pleasure!
Those pics are stunning Pete - awesome work!
Many thanks! glad to see you watching
We're going to Copper Falls in August and September. Thanks for you video and all your helpful information. My hubby does a lot of work up there at the veneer mill. We also get the cores for firewood. We live in Forest County
That is awesome!
Very nice tour, thank you. Copper falls is a State facility operated by the Wisconsin DNR . Morgan falls and the St. Peters Dome trail are in the national forest (federal) the nearby rustic campgrounds are also federal, maintained by the US forest service.
We have booked a weet at one of the national forest sites just south of cooper falls this june
Be sure the check out the fall waterfall tour video as well
Thanks for mentioning the handicap accessibility of view points. My friend cant walk long, so I'll take her by car to see the falls
Glad I could help guide you
you may also want to check out morgan falls ruclips.net/video/Jam_qEnC2BY/видео.html
SW, if you remember, I caught you walking in the 300 loop at Willow River last August with our large group. We just finished our annual camping trip yesterday. We took 16 sites and 70+ people at Copper Falls this past week. We basically filled the back two loops in the South Campground. One noted highlight was the DNR catching a black bear by the dumpsters in the North Campground that was getting ornery. Keep up the good work.
Did you guys know that most state parks offer group campgrounds as well
@@SconnyWandering Yes, but several in our group have either popup campers or RV's, and group sites only accommodate tent camping. That is why we do the individual sites.
I was just up at Twin bridge Campground in Marinette County.
Twin Bridge Park provides a group site on High Falls Flowage of the Peshtigo River in western Marinette County. There are four electric pedestals with 30 amp outlets. One camper unit is allowed per pedestal. A maximum of 25 people per group site, with no tent/camper limit, besides the one camper unit per pedestal limit. Reservations only.
Fees:
Group Site: $80.00/ night per site
Reservation Fee: $10.00/site non-refundable
Firewood: $5.00/bundle
Dump Station: Included ($20.00 fee for non-registered campers)
www.marinettecounty.com/parks/camping/twin_bridge_group_site/
Additional site available nearby for those that may want some privacy.
@@petermicheel2178
We did Copper Falls a few years ago, we go for hiking and camping. Are there any other state parks in northern or western WI that are as good as Copper Falls for hiking? My only problem with the place was the sheer number of people.
Pattison State park has some excelent hiking.
Check out my video on that state park.
If you are looking for great hiking and are OK crossing into Minnesota, Jay Cooke State Park is fantastic for hiking and is about 20-25 minutes south of Duluth.
@@petermicheel2178 LOL, We just got back from Jay Cooke last week. Great place to hike
Big Falls south of Keenan,WI is remarkable, and even more so in winter
It looks dum
Ill pretend you meant to say Fun and something got autocorrected.
Please take yourself out of the documentry. Your head is in the way of the scenery.
The best way to see the scenery is to out there and see it for yourself.
My goal is to be a guide, not a replacement for the real thing