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The first trails to the falls were constructed in 1920; Wisconsin established Copper Falls State Park in 1929 and in the 1930s CCC and Works Progress Administration workers completed most of the trails, bridges, and structures of the present day park. Two branches of the Bad River converge in the park and host Copper and Brownstone Falls and the Tyler Forks Cascades. The 55 unit campground offers nicely spaced wooded sites - including 13 with electric service, showers, and both flush and vault toilets. The is a full service dump station for RV campers. The park offers several nice hiking trails, plus mountain biking and cross country skiing trails. There's an excellent swimming beach on clean, clear spring feed Loon Lake.
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< < < The signature Copper Falls splits the river into two branches and drops over two steps. Good views from both sides of the river.
< < < A view of the Bad River Canyon from atop Brownstone Falls.
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< < < One of rest benches on the trail around the falls.
Some Ashland - Bayfield Area Links
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