Tahquamenon Falls in McMillan Township, Michigan features both Upper and Lower Falls sections that offer visitors stunning views of the largest waterfall system in the Midwest, known for its distinctive root beer-colored water caused by natural tannins. The falls are accessible through well-maintained paved trails and boardwalks, with the Upper Falls being a quarter-mile walk from the parking lot and requiring 68 steps to reach the main viewing platform, while the Lower Falls area can be reached via a half-mile hike or a short drive. The park provides year-round enjoyment with facilities including a gift shop, multiple viewing areas, and hiking trails through maple forests, making it particularly spectacular during fall foliage season and winter when ice formations create unique scenery.