Amnicon Falls State Park - State park in South Range - 4279 County Rd U, USA

Omg this place was so beautiful! Multiple falls and view points. Check out snake pit. Now and then falls wasn't flowing when we were there. There's an approximately 2.5-mile loop that goes all the way around. We mainly stayed on the one side but hiked down the gorge to get right up to the falls. There's a cool covered bridge you can view the falls from as well. And you can walk right along the river listening to the flowing water. It was stunning to be standing down in gorge looking up. The pictures don't really show the true awesomeness of it. I would definitely recommend stopping here. We were waterfall chasing, so we didn't spend a ton of time here, but you definitely could! There are picnic areas.

If you like waterfalls, don't miss Amnicon Falls. These falls cascade over two arms of the Amnicon River. The park extends over more than 800 acres. Access to the falls is provided by trails, many over uneven granite trails. The covered bridge is a lovely feature.

Beautiful, rustic campground. I live finding little gems like this. Not a crazy busy, big park. Great place to relax. Nice, easy-to-use and beautiful hiking trails. So many pictures taken, and they definitely don't do it justice. We have visited in the summer and in the spring just after a nice blanket of snow, not sure what time was my favorite. Just so much beauty in this little state park! Could just sit and listen to the falls all day, can't wait to go back!

First time camping here and it was a blast! The sites are spaced nicely, we got one of the two walk-in sites for added privacy, each came with the standard bench, picnic table, and fire pit. The front office has very kind workers with maps, firewood, and suggestions on trails and other parks nearby. The rain didn't keep us down! Get some ponchos and get a little dirty! We've gone just hiking here before and the falls will always take your breath away, or if that's not enough take the plunge into the Snake Pit ("no jumping" 😉). We live 5 hours away but would gladly come back any weekend.

An absolutely gorgeous place for an afternoon picnic or swim. The shallow river runs through boulders and outcroppings, allowing visitors to easily walk down its shores. Two deeper spots lie beneath the two main falls, making for perfect swimming holes during the summer.

Beautiful trails, waterfalls, and covered bridge. It's not a very big park, but it's gorgeous and worth a visit.

The waterfall area will remind you of Zion National Park scenery, if you've been lucky enough to visit there. If you haven't been that lucky, then see Amnicon State Park for sure and you'll get an idea of what you're missing. Bring your swimsuit and maybe a floatie so you can soak and float in the dark water near the waterfall. In July the water is not cold. It's perfect on a hot day to take a refreshing swim in the temperate water. The geology of the area is fascinating; be sure to read the signage and if you can, take the geology self-guided tour. In some parks you have to stay on trails so as not to damage the fragile foliage off-trail. But here I didn't see any signs ordering you to stay on the trails. People were going down into the waterfall and stream area, so we did too. Gorgeous on a sunny day. Little fish in the water, even saw a tiny crayfish eating algae off the rocks. It's worth the 6.5 hour drive from Milwaukee if you also hit Pattison State Park. See if  you can squeeze in Copper Falls as well.

Nice park with a short hike around the falls. Very photogenic. Be careful with kids and dogs because they could fall in near the edges. There is a state park fee to enter.