Ajibikoka Falls Sucker Lake Road, Watersmeet, MI 49969

"It's a challenge to get to this one as it requires a bit of a bushwhack at the end to get a good view. The trail isn't that well marked (at least when I visited). It's an alright little waterfall stuck into a notch in the hillside, except it empties into a beaver pond which isn't ideal."

"Great winter hike, definitely worth the track off the path to find the water fall. Highly recommend"

"I went in early January and loved it. We brought the wrong gear to stay long, but it was a serene snow scape with wide open snow drifts on the lake that feeds the falls. It looked like a Bob Ross painting. If you sleep with white noise, you will love this area! The "no access" and "dead end" everyone is referring to is the end of the trail. You need to bushwack a quarter mile or so east to reach the south side of the falls. If you come to a marshy clearing, you are on the right track - the falls feed these. Stop and listen. Follow the sound of the running water. Buy a topo map for peace of mind."

"I did manage to get all the way to the falls. I love a challenging hike but this was beyond challenging. The falls were really underwhelming and the water was incredibly dirty. Definitely not worth the work."

"I don't think I can give a fair review, since I never actually found the falls! I read that it is a rustic trek, but did not realize you would have to trespass? Part of the way down the trail we came across a house with a 'keep out' sign so we turned around. Long drive and buggy walk with no waterfall. The pictures look nice, but I would not recommend this one if you don't know more info."