Is there a shuttle between Upper and Lower Tahquamenon Falls?

A privately-operated shuttle service is available for people who only want to hike the popular River Trail between the falls one-way. Pick-up locations are at the Lower Falls boardwalk and Upper Falls parking lot. No reservation required. Shuttle runs continuously from 12-8 p.m. every day June 21 - Sept.



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