Eagle River – Easily viewed from an adjacent pedestrian bridge, this massive waterfall drops over the ruins of an old dam before cascading across a series of rocky outcroppings on its way into a deep gorge.

Eagle River – Built original by the Garden City Mine, this small dam and reservoir provides a quite fishing spot off the beaten path.

Redridge – One of only three such structures ever built in the country, this massive steel dam was erected to provide water for the neighboring Atlantic and Baltic stamp mills.

Redridge – Built by the Atlantic Mine in 1894, this 50 foot high crib dam has now been transformed by time into a spectacular man-made waterfall.