DESCRIPTION: Willow Falls is a 45 foot cascading waterfall located in
Willow River State Park northeast of Hudson, Wisconsin.
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ACCESSIBILITY: The falls are reachable by several different trails. The trails are accessible; however, they aren't easily accessible. The shortest trail is on a 1/4 mile paved walking path; however, it is a steep trail. The trail we took to the waterfalls was grassy in spots, deep gravel in other spots, then other spots had gouged out muddy areas. My husband and step-son took turns pushing my wheelchair over this terrain. I could have never successfully mastered the feat alone. When leaving the falls, we took the third trail. This trail was about two miles, but, a bit smoother. It was a dirt path, but well-worn because this path was used more frequently by the many people who visited the fall each day. Even though the trails left little-to-be-desired, the nature was worth the travel.
A sturdy bridge traversed the 100-foot wide waterfall. A parking fee is payable upon entering the park.
TYPE: Cascading - follows along a series of rock steps
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