My family and I decided to do a spur of the moment pontoon boat trip since not everyone was able to…read moresee the cliffs from the water like my daughter and I from our kayaking trip. I called and the staff were super friendly and able to accommodate me with a rental outside of the schedule online. That saved me $45 by telling me to not book online. We own a boat so it wasn't anything too complicated for us but we were able to take a nice trip up the coast and see all the beautiful rock formations and enjoy the water. I don't know the cost of the tour boats but for the experience and the flexibility to see what we wanted, renting from Seaberg for the afternoon is worth the thought.

SUPER friendly staff, very accommodating and the boat ride was fantastic!!! Would definitely…read morerecommend!

I purchased a kayaking excursion voucher through Uncle Ducky's / Paddling Michigan during a holiday…read morepromotion and later traveled from out of town specifically for this experience, spending additional money on lodging, gas, food, and travel expenses in order to participate. Unfortunately, the experience was extremely disorganized and unprofessional from the moment I arrived. The building was locked, no guide or management staff were present, there was no organized check-in process, and there was absolutely no communication regarding what was happening. Multiple guests were left outside confused and attempting to determine whether the tour was even operating. Company-associated staff eventually arrived but provided no meaningful information until directly prompted. At that point, they stated they were only shuttle drivers and that they had to "figure out what was going on" after the scheduled rendezvous time had already passed. At no point within the first 20 minutes of our rendezvous was there was any clear communication, leadership, organization, or professionalism demonstrated by the company. Considering they're responsible for guiding customers onto Lake Superior, I no longer felt comfortable or safe participating in the excursion and chose not to proceed with 10 minutes remaining until the a scheduled launch time. I attempted to resolve this directly via email since management wasn't present during working hours and present staff couldn't provide a direct way to contact management; however, they refused to issue a refund. The owner instead responded publicly to a review in a defensive manner while claiming an emergency situation had occurred. He even blamed my inability to adapt over his employees vague and unprofessional verbal responses and despite three shuttle drivers being present and not shuttling us to our launch. The issue is the complete lack of communication, organization, professionalism, and reasonable resolution afterward.

Beautiful trip on the lake and we did the 3 hour tour. Shelby was our guide and was great. Busses…read morewere clean and check in was easy. Life jackets were clean, boats were heavily used but perfectly fine. Every employee was nice. No issues at all.

Had an very easy experience renting a boat for the afternoon. Not o my did I get a discount, the…read morerental included gas and when we arrived early - they let us take the boat out. The young man who help us explained everything to us and the boat was perfect, clean and worked as it should. I booked the boat on line, upon arrival, filled out the paper work and on our way. When we came back, we unpacked the boat and left as no checkout was required. The lake was extremely beautiful and I would come back to them for our next rental .

Knocking a star off for the steering issue and the Bluetooth radio that wouldn't connect. This…read morebeats the tour all day though! Very friendly. We would do it again if we were back in the area!

Our tour was cancelled the night before. Which would have been understandable "due to weather" but…read moreconsidering I checked today and they're still booking tours for today, that's quite unnerving. The group text informing me of this cancellation was me and one other kayaker, so I assume they didn't want to waste their time on such a small group. Save your money and go elsewhere. I'll update again if my refund is ever issued. Updated to add refund was issued.

Just got back from the 2 hour tour and it was awesome. Our guide James did a great job making us…read morefeel safe and offered lots of great tips and stories about the area we were padding in. It was a great experience and we can't wait to come back and do a longer trip next time. Thanks guys!

Outstanding day fishing inland lakes and rivers. Kids had the time of their lives with very off…read moreroad and very unique natural experiences. Many fish caught and even more amazing memories made. I very highly recommend Nathan and Gitchee Gumee excursions. Fantastic day!

Lots of parking and easy to find. Staff was friendly and provided a hang tag for my America the…read morebeautiful pass! They have the stamps for passport here! Beautiful lakeshore, well maintained and worth the visit!

When I first visited here about two years ago, the visitors building was under renovation and there…read morewas no way to visit. I'm glad to report that now it's fully finished! Inside there's a counter with maps and the NPS cancelation stamp, but not much else. You also have to pay the admission fee at the counter The ranger there is pretty friendly and I overheard her giving advice to other visitors. There's no gift shop or displays/exhibits yet, but I'm hoping they're added in the future. The restrooms are located outside across the path. There's plenty of bathroom stalls. There's also an informational board next to the bathrooms with information about the area and hiking conditions. The Munising Falls are about 800 feet from the visitor center. The main path is paved with some wooden bridge areas, but overall it's a smooth trail. There's a trail to the lower falls which takes you to the level of the plunge pool, but also stairs to the upper falls if you want to get another viewpoint. Make sure to bring bug repellent since there's plenty of mosquitoes around!

Alger Falls is a quick 5-minute roadside stop convenient for checking off another waterfall here in…read moreMunising, Michigan. I tell ya...I can't get over how cool of a town Munising, Michigan is. Situated at one end of Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, you can spend an entire day simply stopping at all the waterfalls within the area. And funny, once you visit and get a picture of one waterfall, it then becomes an obsession. Like some sort of mission to officially announce that you've been to them all, lol, at least that's from my view, hehehe. But...in the big picture around Munising, this Alger Falls is definitely the easiest of all the waterfalls to stop at and grab a fast picture of. It's a no-nonsense pullover, which can often be easily overlooked among the more commonly well-known waterfalls of Munising. In fact, the sign for Alger Falls is so small, it can definitely be missed while driving. But...good thing around town, cell phone reception works perfectly so you can just plug Alger Falls into Google Maps and find your way here. Again...be careful while driving you can easily pass this waterfall. I'd advise to go slowly. Then, pull over your car to the shoulder and that's it. You don't even need to hike anywhere. Alger Falls may not be statuesque or stunning in appearance, but for when I was here in late afternoon, the sun was at my back which reflected well onto the falls. I found the setting to be pretty pleasant. I took a few pictures and then went on my way. It was so simple and because of the time of day and accessibility, I enjoyed coming here. And that's it, a brief moment is all you need to check this waterfall off your To-Do-List without any hassles. Following here at Alger Falls, the next morning I visited Chapel Falls, Mosquito Falls and Horseshoe Falls. Like I said...the town of Munising is "waterfall central" within the UP - Upper Peninsula of Michigan!

Just outside Munising in the lovely Upper Peninsula of Michigan we happened upon this water fall…read moreon the way to our Holiday Inn Hotel. the falls are visible from the road. Nice to not have a hike or stairs to see a water fall. There was some area for cars to pull over. this was our visit time to the Upper P. a lovely trip.

In my opinion...you can include Wagner Falls as one of the simple yet worthwhile stops within…read moreMunising, Michigan to enjoy a quick waterfall setting. I tell ya, Munising, Michigan is like this tucked away little town in the UP - Upper Peninsula of Michigan and it is the host for many beautiful waterfalls. The waterfalls may not be on a grand scale...but for me...once I had the chance to admire one scenic waterfall, I then became obsessed with getting to witness them all, lol. I'd say in total this Munising area that's situated within wonderful Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore has about 5 - 10 quality waterfalls all right near each other including... - This Wagner Falls - Munising Falls - Miners Falls - Alger Falls - Chapel Falls - Mosquito Falls - Horseshoe Falls Wagner Falls is extremely easy to visit and arrive at. I plugged "Wagner Falls" into Google Maps on my phone and was guided here to the parking lot without an issue. To be more precise, the falls are located just on the outskirts (maybe 2 miles at most) of downtown Munising. It's a casual 1/2 mile stroll along a flat level pathway to an observation deck overlooking the falls. That's it. It's not hard whatsoever and maybe I needed 30 minutes in total walking to and from the falls. A couple of extra points I'd like to make... I came here to Wagner Falls in early afternoon time back in the middle of June and what was really nice about being here was that I had the sun at my back which made for ideal picture taking conditions. There were no glares or shadows from not having to look into the sun from the overlook deck. So...I'd say to avoid coming here in for morning times. Afternoons are best for lighting. The observation deck is pretty small so I actually had to wait in line for about 5 - 10 minutes for families in front of me to get their pictures in. This wait was actually common for a few other waterfalls I visited in Munising. I guess that's why this section of Pictured Rocks NL is so popular and why I believe going forward in 2022 the lakeshore now charges an entrance fee for tourists. Lastly, Wagner Falls is a cascading waterfall set in the forest. The falls drop into a shallow gorge which leads into a small stream flowing through the woods. Overall, the ambiance and walk here was quite pleasant and you don't really have to work hard to enjoy being out in the heart of nature. So for everyone heading on their waterfall excursions throughout Munising, Wagner Falls should easily be on their To-Do Lists.

Great little quick roadside jaunt to an upper peninsula waterfall. Mostly handicap accessible and…read morethe walk from parking to the falls is less than a quarter of a mile.