Bond Falls is a spectacular, 50-foot multi-tiered cascade waterfall located on the middle branch of the Ontonagon River in the western Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Spanning more than 100 feet wide, it is widely considered one of the most breathtaking and photogenic waterfalls in the entire state. A hydroelectric dam upstream regulates the river, ensuring a beautiful, steady rush of water over the fractured rock year-round.
The falls flow in steps with this as the final grand finally.
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