Explore Long Slide Falls

Pembine, Wisconsin

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Just outside of Pembine, WI, Long Slide Falls offers one of the more impressive views throughout the area.

Long Slide Falls is one of the largest slide falls in the Northeast Wisconsin region. Taking Hwy 8 north of Pembine, head towards Morgan Park until reaching the turnout for Long Slide County Park. Once there, the waterfall can be heard from the parking area. To see the top portion of the falls, head right from the parking area with little effort. However, to reach the base of the falls, the climb can become a little cumbersome and muddy. Long Slide Falls is roughly 50 feet high, and usually maintains a consistent flow regardless of season.

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