Copper Falls State Park

A tall rocky gorge with pine trees all along the top. A river and waterfall leads through the gorge.

When I was camping in northern Wisconsin last month, I took a day trip to Copper Falls State Park.

A waterfall leading down a red granite rock face. Green trees and foliage surround the waterfall.

The park is home to several waterfalls. Above is Brownstone Falls, and below the park’s namesake, Copper Falls.

A small waterfall flows over red granite in the middle of green foliage. There are tall pine trees at the top of the waterfall.

The Bad River (which flows through the park) has cut some large, scenic gorges through the land’s red granite over the years. See the people in the lower right corner below for scale.

A large gorge with a calm flowing river at the bottom. Pine trees line the side of the gorge and a few people are walking next to the river.

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