点评:My family and friends used to come up along Lake Superior's North Shore often in the 1970's and 1980's. This was one of our favorite places. Back then, when you got to the falls, you scrambled down a makeshift trail to the base of the falls, and then hauled yourself back up the same way you came. Not for the out of shape.
Now, it is easy peasy. Since 2005, there has been a wooden stairway going down to the falls. It makes it so much easier.
Some of the signage along the trail is misleading, pointing to the SHT, i.e. the Superior Hiking Trail. At one of these signs, someone added a notation "falls" and a small arrow pointing left. Otherwise, look for the wooden stairs.
The trail is not long and not strenuous, other than maybe the stairs for those not in shape. It is *not* handicap accessible.
There is a primitive rest room available by the parking lot.
There are no signs along highway 61 for it. Look for a green sign that says, "Caribou River." They are on both sides of highway 61. The parking lot is next to the river.
翻译:在 20 世纪 70 年代和 80 年代,我的家人和朋友经常沿着苏必利尔湖的北岸出现。这是我们最喜欢的地方之一。那时,当你到达瀑布时,你沿着一条临时小路爬到瀑布底部,然后按原路把自己拉回来。不是为了身材走样。
现在,这很容易。自2005年起,就有了一条木楼梯可以下到瀑布。它让一切变得更加容易。
沿途的一些标牌具有误导性,指向 SHT,即高级远足步道。在其中一个标志上,有人添加了“坠落”的符号和一个指向左侧的小箭头。否则,寻找木楼梯。
这条路不长,也不费力,除了对于那些身体不好的人来说可能有楼梯。它*不*适合残疾人士使用。
停车场旁有一间简陋的休息室。
61号高速公路沿线没有任何标志。寻找一个绿色标志,上面写着“驯鹿河”。它们在61号高速公路的两侧。停车场在河边。