Waterfalls of the Keweenaw Area
Abrupt upper drop, nestled deep in the crack

Company Meadow Falls

smelly little woodland drops

South of the massive Tilden Mine is a handful of tailing ponds that are still actively used by the complex. Most of these ponds drain into Schweitzer and Escanaba River, though one or two of them trickle into an unnamed creek in the east. This little creek pools from one swamp to the next and eventually tumbles down into Warner Creek over a series of smelly, yet pretty, waterfalls.

Directions

South of Palmer, right before M-35 goes past Warner Falls, turn right on 565 (Missouri Road) for less than a mile. Before the road crossing a swampy creek there is a little track on the left side of the road. Park on the track and hike in, making a careful crossing of the beaver pond at the end. Continue east along footpaths, which eventually meet back up to the creek, until you reach the falls. Several drops are worth viewing before it flows into Warner Creek.

Nearby waterfalls

Comments

4 comments

  1. Mark Piotrowski

    Can also access from 35, Warner Creek is really close and easy to cross in low water, then find creek and go upstream.

    1. Jacob Emerick

      Thanks for the extra info, Mark!

  2. Lindsay

    I tried going to these falls. Through your directions and the one in comments. Through Warner, it is way too overgrown now. The way you stated I believe the two-track is now owned by mine, it has a gate that says no trespassing mining area. Does this sound like the right two-track or was I at the incorrect area?

  3. Jacob P Emerick

    Hi Lindsay, yes, that does sound like the right area. I'd recommend trying to come in from Warner, perhaps in the late fall when some of the growth has died down. Trudging through that thick stuff with water underfoot is no fun :)

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