O-Kun-De-Kun Falls

This little-publicized waterfall is a real treat for hikers. It's reached by a 1.3-mile segment that goes through a tall pine forest, passing along the way dramatic undercut rock ledges and an unnamed waterfall that lets hikers go under the ledge and look out through the falling water.

O-Kun-De-Kun Falls itself makes a long, straight drop over massive ledges. Just below the main falls, a beautiful suspension footbridge carries the trail across the Baltimore River and offers a fine view of the falls.

Smaller falls upstream are also reached by the North Country Trail.

Off U.S. 45 eight miles north of Bruce Crossing. "O-Kun-De-Kun Falls" sign and a parking area are on the east side of the highway. The more interesting trail is not the straight, direct, wide Forest Service access route. Handicap access: no.
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O-Kun-De-Kun Falls. A fine 1.3-mile hike though a pine forest leads to a series of falls, the largest a straight drop of the Baltimore River over massive ledges ... more

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