Devil’s Kettle

If you’ve ever worried that we’ve solved all the mysteries of nature, fear not. Minnesota’s Devil’s Kettle Falls on the Brule River has been puzzling hikers and geologists for generations. At the falls, along Lake Superior’s north shore, a river forks at a rock outcropping. While one side tumbles down a two-step stone embankment and continues on like a normal waterfall, the other side vanishes into a deep hole and disappears — apparently forever. Read more at link below… For those making the hike from the parking lot in the park, make sure you have good walking shoes and water. It is a long walk and just to the lower falls quite a drop and climb back out. Worth the trip.

Devil’s Kettle and Judge C.R. Magney State Park Map

The mystery of Devil’s Kettle Falls

Devil’s Kettle Video

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