The Tahquamenon Falls Brewery and Pub will be closing early for the winter 2024 season due to lack of snow.
Our last day will be Sunday, March 10th and we be closed the following day March 11th until we reopen one-week early Friday April 19th for the spring summer 2024 season.

We invite you to experience one of the United States most breathtaking waterfalls—the Upper Tahquamenon Falls of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Set within a pristine wilderness, the Tahquamenon Falls is over 200' wide and 48' high.

Tahquamenon Falls Brewery & Pub
Upper Peninsula Restaurant and Brewery

The Tahquamenon Falls—Upper Peninsula's Premiere Attraction
The beautiful Upper Tahquamenon Falls and the Tahquamenon Falls State Park is a spectacular Michigan attraction.  The Tahquamenon River, which feeds the falls, was made famous in the Longfellow poem Hiawatha.  According to Indian lore, the origin of the name Tahquamenon is attributed to the water's amber color, which is a result of the leaching of tannic acid from the cedar swamps.  The Tahquamenon is special in many ways—especially its size.  

We invite you to experience one of the United States most breathtaking waterfalls—the Upper Tahquamenon Falls of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Set within a pristine wilderness, the Tahquamenon Falls is over 200' wide and 48' high. A magnificent walk path will direct your way through the forest within the Tahquamenon Falls State Park. These Upper Falls are the second largest waterfalls east of the Mississippi.

"Great decor & wonderful food. If you are a craft beer person you will enjoy the variety. Nice stop after viewing the falls."—Jean W., Trip Advisor 5 Stars

"Fantastic Food.  This place has the best food in the Upper Peninsula! The presentation was great, and it tasted delicious."—Katie L, 5 Stars Trip Advisor 5 Stars

A magnificent walk path will direct your way through the forest within the Tahquamenon Falls State Park. These Upper Falls are the second largest waterfalls east of the Mississippi.
Your Journey
Visitors will love the spectacular scenes that are available along the nature trail down to the falls.  Several viewing platforms are available to admire and photograph the falls. You are also invited to venture down to the main observation platform for an up close view of the Tahquamenon Falls.   Please be aware that this entails a total of 94 steps.  There is a sitting bench at the top for those who wish to rest, while others take the journey down the stairway.

The Tahquamenon River
Rising from springs north of McMillan, the Tahquamenon River drains the watershed of an area of more than 790 square miles. From there, it travels the distance of 94 miles before spilling into Whitefish Bay. The amber color of the water is caused by tannins that leach from the Cedar, Spruce and Hemlock in the swamps drained by the river. The extremely soft water churned by the action of the falls causes the large amounts of off white and amber colored foam.  This has been its trademark for many generations.

The lower falls, located four miles (6.5 km) downstream, are a series of five smaller falls cascading around an island which can be reached by rowboat. A hiking trail runs between the falls along the riverside, and visitors often play in the lower falls during the summer heat.

The reason why we go here in late Aug/Sep...the Blueberry Ale.  We have tried to find something close to it...nope!  They make the best there is!  We've had pasties from all over the UP and they have the best pasty and gravy, hands down!"—Borderhounds, Trip Advisor, 5 Stars

Did you know that Newberry is the official "Moose Capital of the State of Michigan"?  Moose are very elusive creatures, but most sightings of area moose (within Luce County and Newberry MI) occur in the Tahquamenon State Park. The area and terrain is immense and a perfect setting for the lifestyle of the moose.Moose Capital
Did you know that Newberry is the official "Moose Capital of the State of Michigan"?  Moose are very elusive creatures, but most sightings of area moose (within Luce County and Newberry MI) occur in the Tahquamenon State Park. The area and terrain is immense and a perfect setting for the lifestyle of the moose.

Mammal
Diet: Eats plants

Family: Deer

Habitat: coniferous forests - near lakes, marshes and rivers

Size: 8 1/4 to 9 3/4 ft tall

Moose are great swimmers
Mammal
Diet: Eats plants

Family: Deer

Habitat: coniferous forests - near lakes, marshes and rivers

Size: 8 1/4 to 9 3/4 ft tall

Moose are great swimmers
Most often gives birth to a single calf - rarely twins.
Feeds on woody plants in winter.
Feeds on water plants in summer. 
Moose have a life expectancy of 8 to 25 years.
They can weigh up to 1,500 pounds!

"Great food in a beautiful setting!!!  We have visited numerous times - the food is very good, as is the micro brews! and the setting is wonderful!! I highly recommend a visit!"—Thomas C, Trip Advisor, 5 Stars

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