moderate
2–3 hours
Suitable for moderately fit individuals comfortable with uneven terrain and some elevation changes.
Discover the beautiful Doucette to Scott Falls route in Au Train, Michigan. Experience stunning waterfalls, river views, and peaceful forest trails on this private outdoor adventure with UP Vacation.
Experience the scenic route from Doucette to Scott Falls along the stunning shores of Lake Superior in Au Train, Michigan. This private outdoor adventure, offered by UP Vacation, provides an intimate connection to the natural beauty of the Upper Peninsula's rugged landscape. The journey features breathtaking river views, majestic waterfalls, and pristine forest trails that make every step memorable. As you explore, you'll encounter the powerful rush of Scott Falls cascading into the river and enjoy waterfront views that make this trip uniquely peaceful and refreshing. This adventure is perfect for those seeking a mix of light hiking and nature observation without the crowds. With its combination of tranquil natural settings and impressive water features, this excursion offers a rewarding escape for outdoor enthusiasts looking to discover lesser-known gems along Michigan's Lake Superior coast.
Trail sections near the falls and river can be uneven and slippery, so good traction is important.
Mosquitoes and ticks can be common in the forested areas, especially in warmer months.
Morning light showcases the falls beautifully and helps avoid afternoon crowds.
Help keep the area pristine by carrying out any waste you bring in.
The area around Au Train has a rich logging history, with early settlers utilizing the river for transporting timber.
Local efforts focus on protecting the water quality of Lake Superior and maintaining forest health to support native species and natural beauty.
Keeps feet dry and provides traction on wet, muddy trails.
spring specific
Protects against mosquitoes and ticks common in forested areas.
summer specific
Allows for easy adjustment to fluctuating temperatures during the hike.
fall specific
Helpful for navigating snow-covered or icy trails safely.
winter specific