Early winter is an awesome time to visit Tahquamenon Falls. The snow has just started to blanket the woods. This gives the scene a nice contrast between the river's dark waters and the wood's white snows. With no ice covering the falls, you can also still see the amber color of the cascading waters. The river's unique coloration is the result of tanic acids leaching into the river from the cedar and hemlock swamps that make up its headwaters. According to Native American lore, the name Tahquamenon has to do with the water's amber color. See Video about Tahquamenon and Paradise at: https://youtu.be/yQ11_WRdNDA
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