Hungarian Falls — Local services in Osceola Township

👍 Highlights: #. Multiple Waterfalls: Upper, Middle, and Lower Falls each offer unique views and experiences. The Middle Falls are particularly popular for wading and swimming. #. Year-Round Access: Open in all seasons, with snowshoeing opportunities in winter and vibrant colors in autumn but more beautiful during spring snowmelt or fall foliage. #. Wildlife and Serenity: The pond near the upper falls is perfect for wildlife viewing, and the area feels secluded despite its popularity.

👎 Considerations: #. Poor Signage: Trailheads and paths are not well-marked, making navigation tricky. Use GPS or maps to find entry points. #. Steep and Slippery Sections: Some trails require scrambling over rugged terrain, and rocks near the falls can be hazardous. #. Limited Parking: Parking is along Golf Course Road, unplowed in winter, and spaces fill quickly during peak times.

📌 Tips: · Visit after rainfall or during spring snowmelt for the most impressive water flow. · Wear sturdy footwear and bring insect repellent...

Definitely worth a visit, but when others say it’s unmarked and trick to find...they mean there’s NO signage. See photos, you’ll park on a dirt road with no sign by yellow gates. Either go through towards the bridge and take a right up right before the bridge and follow the crest line with the water, keep going up for about 20-30 minutes and you’ll see two sets of falls. Or, head up the driving road past where people park up about a block then head in left, same, keep following the ridge up and around. Don’t give up! Also don’t follow where the Google dot is. There’s a path, but it’s steep at points, rocky, uneven, etc. Falls and view were gorgeous. I took off my shoes to wade in the water and get a better view. Check these out if in an...

LOVE hungarian falls. A must see if you're in the area. There are three sets of falls - the upper falls are fenced in, the middle falls are (somewhat) difficult to get down to but you can swim in the shallow pool there, and the lower falls are impossible to see from the bottom - I climbed down so you don't have to. You can see parts of the lower falls from the trail, I would not recommend climbing down the canyon side to get a better view. Getting back up was exhausting. (Pictured: the second and...