
Wet Hike up to Rocking Chair Lakes
Drizzling skies and a soaked forest make tough obstacles on the hike up to Rocking Chair Lakes and a quick side visit to a little outflow waterfall.
- Rocking Chair Falls

Evening Visits to Big Bay and Pinnacle Falls
After a full day of hiking Logan and Jacob make a couple of incidental waterfall visits and attempt an evening climb up a gnarly spur.
- Big Iron Dam Falls
- Pinnacle Falls

Camping at Big Erick's Bridge
A long two months after moving to Wisconsin, Katie and Jacob head back up for a camping weekend with two old friends from Houghton, and they visit some waterfalls
- West Branch Falls
- Leatherby Falls
- Upper Leatherby Falls
- Sturgeon River Falls

Saying Good-Bye at Mulligan Falls
One more day sits between Jacob and the move to Wisconsin, so it's time to head down to Ishpeming and visit Mulligan one last time
- Upper Mulligan Falls
- Mulligan Falls

Along the Slate River with Katie
Katie heads out for a quick adventure to a familiar spot in Baraga County and also gets to explore the Slate River gorge for the first time.
- Silver Falls
- Slate River Falls
- Ecstasy Falls
- Slide Falls
- Kukuck's Falls

An Awkward Visit to Silver River
Jacob and Logan make a long loop of a trip that includes some stops in Baraga County and Houghton County and get chased off some private property along the way.
- Plumbago Falls
- Middle Silver Falls
- Gomanche Falls
- Duppy Falls
- Jumbo Falls
- Wyandotte Falls
- Ripley Falls

Snowmelt on Gooseneck and Hungarian Falls
Taking advantage of the Keweenaw's mighty spring melt Jacob heads up to Gooseneck Creek to confirm some suspicions before taking a group over to Hungarian Falls.
- Gooseneck Creek Falls
- Hungarian Falls

Exploring the Garlic and Carp Rivers
When the vague dream of hunting down drops along the Escanaba River turns south Jacob finds a way to spend a full day in Marquette by searching for new drops along the Garlic and Carp River systems.
- White City Falls
- Gold Mine Falls
- Little Garlic Falls
- Lower Big Garlic Falls
- Carp River Falls
- Morgan Falls
- Carp River Dam Falls

The Jacobs-Copper Falls Loop
An ambitious plan to hike the lengths of Jacobs and Owl Creek in one large loop introduces a number of new Keweenaw waterfalls and some hard lessons
- Jacob's Falls
- Upper Jacob's Falls
- Arnold Mine Falls
- Upper Copper Falls
- Copper Falls
- Copper Adit Falls
- Eister Falls
- Haven Falls

Cedar-Cliff Loop of the Huron Mountains
Jacob leads a small crew of friends out to the Northwestern Road for a long loop of a hike that includes Cedar Falls, Cliff Falls, and some HMC lands.
- Upper Cedar Falls
- Cedar Falls
- Turkey Neck Falls
- Lower Cliff Falls
- Forty-Foot Falls